Hello again.
I am using the \endfloat package (thank you, by the way, it is exactly what I needed).
I need one table to appear in the body of the text, instead of at the end. Is there a way to omit one float from the queue and place it in the text?
Thank you.
Mike
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Re: \endfloat question
Hi Mike,
one idea: don't use the table environment for this table, just write the tabular (or another) environment there. You don't need the float environment table. For a caption you could use \captionof from the caption package (or capt-of), then it will be numbered and listed inside the list of tables. I would expect complications with the table counter then (because of endfloat) but perhaps this can be repaired.
Stefan
one idea: don't use the table environment for this table, just write the tabular (or another) environment there. You don't need the float environment table. For a caption you could use \captionof from the caption package (or capt-of), then it will be numbered and listed inside the list of tables. I would expect complications with the table counter then (because of endfloat) but perhaps this can be repaired.
Stefan
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Re: \endfloat question
Stefan,
Yes! Thank you. I actually did not need it to be numbered, so your solution worked perfectly.
Mike
Yes! Thank you. I actually did not need it to be numbered, so your solution worked perfectly.
Mike