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I am using pgfplotstableset and longtable to read data from a file and format it into a table composed of several subtables. I have managed to create the table and to include a caption over it. However, I would also like to include a subcaption over each one of the subtables and I have not been able to do it.



The desired output should look like:
Desired output



I have created the table above with caption*. However, I would prefer to use subcaption to maintain the consistency of my references. Below, I include the minimal code, which I have used to create the table above. I have tried replacing caption* with subcaption and I get the following error:



! Package caption Error: subcaption outside float.


Minimal code.
article.tex:



documentclass{article} 
usepackage{conf-simple}
begin{document}
includetable{data/minimal-data.dat}{Minimal data}{minimal-data}
end{document}


conf-simple.sty:



ProvidesPackage{conf-simple}
usepackage{subcaption}
usepackage{pgfplotstable}
usepackage{longtable}
usepackage{booktabs}

pgfplotstableset{
begin table=begin{longtable},
create on use/double/.style={create col/expr={thisrowno{1}*2}},
end table=end{longtable},
}

newcommand{includetable}[3]{

noindentbegin{minipage}{textwidth}
pgfplotstabletypeset[
col sep=space,
header=false,
column type=r,
columns={0,1,double}, % display specified columns
columns/0/.style={string type, column name =},
columns/1/.style={column name=small{Value}},
columns/double/.style={column name=small{Double}},
% requires booktabs to place horiz rules
every head row/.style={before row={caption{#2 label{table:#3}} \ caption*{(a) First subtable} \ toprule
multicolumn{3}{|c|}{Numbers} \ midrule}, after row=midrule},
every last row/.style={after row=bottomrule},
every first column/.style={column type/.add={|}{}},
every column/.style={column type/.add={}{|}},
]{#1}

end{minipage}

noindentbegin{minipage}{textwidth}
pgfplotstabletypeset[col sep=space,
header=false,
columns={0,1}, % display specified columns
columns/0/.style={string type,column name=},
columns/1/.style={column name=small{Value}},
% requires booktabs to place horiz rules
every head row/.style={before row={caption*{(b) Second subtable} \ toprule
multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Numbers} \ midrule }, after row=midrule},
every last row/.style={after row=bottomrule},
every first column/.style={column type/.add={|}{}},
every column/.style={column type/.add={}{|}},
]{#1}
end{minipage}

}

end{document}


Minimal data file:



One 1
Two 2
Three 3


As far as I understand, the problem is related to longtable not accepting subcaptions but I do not know how to build my table in a different way.



I have found related questions like this and this but they do not solve my issue.










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  • How is it possible that article.tex has an end{table} but no begin{table} (and does not have an end{document})? Please consider cleaning up your code such that others can start playing with it.
    – marmot
    Sep 4 at 13:34










  • @marmot I am sorry about the mistake, I have changed it. The rest of the code has been copied directly from the minimal test I ran so there should be no more errors.
    – fa__
    Sep 4 at 13:53















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I am using pgfplotstableset and longtable to read data from a file and format it into a table composed of several subtables. I have managed to create the table and to include a caption over it. However, I would also like to include a subcaption over each one of the subtables and I have not been able to do it.



The desired output should look like:
Desired output



I have created the table above with caption*. However, I would prefer to use subcaption to maintain the consistency of my references. Below, I include the minimal code, which I have used to create the table above. I have tried replacing caption* with subcaption and I get the following error:



! Package caption Error: subcaption outside float.


Minimal code.
article.tex:



documentclass{article} 
usepackage{conf-simple}
begin{document}
includetable{data/minimal-data.dat}{Minimal data}{minimal-data}
end{document}


conf-simple.sty:



ProvidesPackage{conf-simple}
usepackage{subcaption}
usepackage{pgfplotstable}
usepackage{longtable}
usepackage{booktabs}

pgfplotstableset{
begin table=begin{longtable},
create on use/double/.style={create col/expr={thisrowno{1}*2}},
end table=end{longtable},
}

newcommand{includetable}[3]{

noindentbegin{minipage}{textwidth}
pgfplotstabletypeset[
col sep=space,
header=false,
column type=r,
columns={0,1,double}, % display specified columns
columns/0/.style={string type, column name =},
columns/1/.style={column name=small{Value}},
columns/double/.style={column name=small{Double}},
% requires booktabs to place horiz rules
every head row/.style={before row={caption{#2 label{table:#3}} \ caption*{(a) First subtable} \ toprule
multicolumn{3}{|c|}{Numbers} \ midrule}, after row=midrule},
every last row/.style={after row=bottomrule},
every first column/.style={column type/.add={|}{}},
every column/.style={column type/.add={}{|}},
]{#1}

end{minipage}

noindentbegin{minipage}{textwidth}
pgfplotstabletypeset[col sep=space,
header=false,
columns={0,1}, % display specified columns
columns/0/.style={string type,column name=},
columns/1/.style={column name=small{Value}},
% requires booktabs to place horiz rules
every head row/.style={before row={caption*{(b) Second subtable} \ toprule
multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Numbers} \ midrule }, after row=midrule},
every last row/.style={after row=bottomrule},
every first column/.style={column type/.add={|}{}},
every column/.style={column type/.add={}{|}},
]{#1}
end{minipage}

}

end{document}


Minimal data file:



One 1
Two 2
Three 3


As far as I understand, the problem is related to longtable not accepting subcaptions but I do not know how to build my table in a different way.



I have found related questions like this and this but they do not solve my issue.










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  • How is it possible that article.tex has an end{table} but no begin{table} (and does not have an end{document})? Please consider cleaning up your code such that others can start playing with it.
    – marmot
    Sep 4 at 13:34










  • @marmot I am sorry about the mistake, I have changed it. The rest of the code has been copied directly from the minimal test I ran so there should be no more errors.
    – fa__
    Sep 4 at 13:53













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I am using pgfplotstableset and longtable to read data from a file and format it into a table composed of several subtables. I have managed to create the table and to include a caption over it. However, I would also like to include a subcaption over each one of the subtables and I have not been able to do it.



The desired output should look like:
Desired output



I have created the table above with caption*. However, I would prefer to use subcaption to maintain the consistency of my references. Below, I include the minimal code, which I have used to create the table above. I have tried replacing caption* with subcaption and I get the following error:



! Package caption Error: subcaption outside float.


Minimal code.
article.tex:



documentclass{article} 
usepackage{conf-simple}
begin{document}
includetable{data/minimal-data.dat}{Minimal data}{minimal-data}
end{document}


conf-simple.sty:



ProvidesPackage{conf-simple}
usepackage{subcaption}
usepackage{pgfplotstable}
usepackage{longtable}
usepackage{booktabs}

pgfplotstableset{
begin table=begin{longtable},
create on use/double/.style={create col/expr={thisrowno{1}*2}},
end table=end{longtable},
}

newcommand{includetable}[3]{

noindentbegin{minipage}{textwidth}
pgfplotstabletypeset[
col sep=space,
header=false,
column type=r,
columns={0,1,double}, % display specified columns
columns/0/.style={string type, column name =},
columns/1/.style={column name=small{Value}},
columns/double/.style={column name=small{Double}},
% requires booktabs to place horiz rules
every head row/.style={before row={caption{#2 label{table:#3}} \ caption*{(a) First subtable} \ toprule
multicolumn{3}{|c|}{Numbers} \ midrule}, after row=midrule},
every last row/.style={after row=bottomrule},
every first column/.style={column type/.add={|}{}},
every column/.style={column type/.add={}{|}},
]{#1}

end{minipage}

noindentbegin{minipage}{textwidth}
pgfplotstabletypeset[col sep=space,
header=false,
columns={0,1}, % display specified columns
columns/0/.style={string type,column name=},
columns/1/.style={column name=small{Value}},
% requires booktabs to place horiz rules
every head row/.style={before row={caption*{(b) Second subtable} \ toprule
multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Numbers} \ midrule }, after row=midrule},
every last row/.style={after row=bottomrule},
every first column/.style={column type/.add={|}{}},
every column/.style={column type/.add={}{|}},
]{#1}
end{minipage}

}

end{document}


Minimal data file:



One 1
Two 2
Three 3


As far as I understand, the problem is related to longtable not accepting subcaptions but I do not know how to build my table in a different way.



I have found related questions like this and this but they do not solve my issue.










share|improve this question















I am using pgfplotstableset and longtable to read data from a file and format it into a table composed of several subtables. I have managed to create the table and to include a caption over it. However, I would also like to include a subcaption over each one of the subtables and I have not been able to do it.



The desired output should look like:
Desired output



I have created the table above with caption*. However, I would prefer to use subcaption to maintain the consistency of my references. Below, I include the minimal code, which I have used to create the table above. I have tried replacing caption* with subcaption and I get the following error:



! Package caption Error: subcaption outside float.


Minimal code.
article.tex:



documentclass{article} 
usepackage{conf-simple}
begin{document}
includetable{data/minimal-data.dat}{Minimal data}{minimal-data}
end{document}


conf-simple.sty:



ProvidesPackage{conf-simple}
usepackage{subcaption}
usepackage{pgfplotstable}
usepackage{longtable}
usepackage{booktabs}

pgfplotstableset{
begin table=begin{longtable},
create on use/double/.style={create col/expr={thisrowno{1}*2}},
end table=end{longtable},
}

newcommand{includetable}[3]{

noindentbegin{minipage}{textwidth}
pgfplotstabletypeset[
col sep=space,
header=false,
column type=r,
columns={0,1,double}, % display specified columns
columns/0/.style={string type, column name =},
columns/1/.style={column name=small{Value}},
columns/double/.style={column name=small{Double}},
% requires booktabs to place horiz rules
every head row/.style={before row={caption{#2 label{table:#3}} \ caption*{(a) First subtable} \ toprule
multicolumn{3}{|c|}{Numbers} \ midrule}, after row=midrule},
every last row/.style={after row=bottomrule},
every first column/.style={column type/.add={|}{}},
every column/.style={column type/.add={}{|}},
]{#1}

end{minipage}

noindentbegin{minipage}{textwidth}
pgfplotstabletypeset[col sep=space,
header=false,
columns={0,1}, % display specified columns
columns/0/.style={string type,column name=},
columns/1/.style={column name=small{Value}},
% requires booktabs to place horiz rules
every head row/.style={before row={caption*{(b) Second subtable} \ toprule
multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Numbers} \ midrule }, after row=midrule},
every last row/.style={after row=bottomrule},
every first column/.style={column type/.add={|}{}},
every column/.style={column type/.add={}{|}},
]{#1}
end{minipage}

}

end{document}


Minimal data file:



One 1
Two 2
Three 3


As far as I understand, the problem is related to longtable not accepting subcaptions but I do not know how to build my table in a different way.



I have found related questions like this and this but they do not solve my issue.







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  • How is it possible that article.tex has an end{table} but no begin{table} (and does not have an end{document})? Please consider cleaning up your code such that others can start playing with it.
    – marmot
    Sep 4 at 13:34










  • @marmot I am sorry about the mistake, I have changed it. The rest of the code has been copied directly from the minimal test I ran so there should be no more errors.
    – fa__
    Sep 4 at 13:53


















  • How is it possible that article.tex has an end{table} but no begin{table} (and does not have an end{document})? Please consider cleaning up your code such that others can start playing with it.
    – marmot
    Sep 4 at 13:34










  • @marmot I am sorry about the mistake, I have changed it. The rest of the code has been copied directly from the minimal test I ran so there should be no more errors.
    – fa__
    Sep 4 at 13:53
















How is it possible that article.tex has an end{table} but no begin{table} (and does not have an end{document})? Please consider cleaning up your code such that others can start playing with it.
– marmot
Sep 4 at 13:34




How is it possible that article.tex has an end{table} but no begin{table} (and does not have an end{document})? Please consider cleaning up your code such that others can start playing with it.
– marmot
Sep 4 at 13:34












@marmot I am sorry about the mistake, I have changed it. The rest of the code has been copied directly from the minimal test I ran so there should be no more errors.
– fa__
Sep 4 at 13:53




@marmot I am sorry about the mistake, I have changed it. The rest of the code has been copied directly from the minimal test I ran so there should be no more errors.
– fa__
Sep 4 at 13:53










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Only use fixsubtable inside a minipage or other group.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{subcaption}
usepackage{longtable}

makeatletter
newcommand{fixsubtable}{letcaption=caption@caption
def@captype{table}}
makeatother

begin{document}

begin{longtable}{@{}c@{}}
caption{No Data}
endhead
endfoot
begin{minipage}{textwidth}
fixsubtable
subcaption{First subtable}
centering
rule{0.25textwidth}{0.25textwidth}
end{minipage}\
end{longtable}

end{document}





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  • This does work if I place the caption and subcaption at the beginning of the minipage. However if I try to place subcaption in the style before row, as I was doing with the caption I get the error ! Missing endgroup inserted.. Your solution servers me right except for the fact that it increases the blank space between the subcaption and the subtable.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 7:28












  • I just noticed the begin table=begin{longtable},. There is no point in using longtable inside a minipage. If you have a subtable that needs to have pagebreaks, that is a more difficult problem.
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 12:46










  • I am using longtable and pgfplotstableset to process the data from a file in order to create a table with several subtables. I am using a minipage for every one of the subtables. That is, I need pagebreaks between the subtables, not in them.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 13:29












  • So stop using begin table=begin{longtable}, etc., which is causing every subtable to use longtable (and consequently disables subcaption again).
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 13:44













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Only use fixsubtable inside a minipage or other group.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{subcaption}
usepackage{longtable}

makeatletter
newcommand{fixsubtable}{letcaption=caption@caption
def@captype{table}}
makeatother

begin{document}

begin{longtable}{@{}c@{}}
caption{No Data}
endhead
endfoot
begin{minipage}{textwidth}
fixsubtable
subcaption{First subtable}
centering
rule{0.25textwidth}{0.25textwidth}
end{minipage}\
end{longtable}

end{document}





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  • This does work if I place the caption and subcaption at the beginning of the minipage. However if I try to place subcaption in the style before row, as I was doing with the caption I get the error ! Missing endgroup inserted.. Your solution servers me right except for the fact that it increases the blank space between the subcaption and the subtable.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 7:28












  • I just noticed the begin table=begin{longtable},. There is no point in using longtable inside a minipage. If you have a subtable that needs to have pagebreaks, that is a more difficult problem.
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 12:46










  • I am using longtable and pgfplotstableset to process the data from a file in order to create a table with several subtables. I am using a minipage for every one of the subtables. That is, I need pagebreaks between the subtables, not in them.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 13:29












  • So stop using begin table=begin{longtable}, etc., which is causing every subtable to use longtable (and consequently disables subcaption again).
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 13:44

















up vote
0
down vote













Only use fixsubtable inside a minipage or other group.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{subcaption}
usepackage{longtable}

makeatletter
newcommand{fixsubtable}{letcaption=caption@caption
def@captype{table}}
makeatother

begin{document}

begin{longtable}{@{}c@{}}
caption{No Data}
endhead
endfoot
begin{minipage}{textwidth}
fixsubtable
subcaption{First subtable}
centering
rule{0.25textwidth}{0.25textwidth}
end{minipage}\
end{longtable}

end{document}





share|improve this answer























  • This does work if I place the caption and subcaption at the beginning of the minipage. However if I try to place subcaption in the style before row, as I was doing with the caption I get the error ! Missing endgroup inserted.. Your solution servers me right except for the fact that it increases the blank space between the subcaption and the subtable.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 7:28












  • I just noticed the begin table=begin{longtable},. There is no point in using longtable inside a minipage. If you have a subtable that needs to have pagebreaks, that is a more difficult problem.
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 12:46










  • I am using longtable and pgfplotstableset to process the data from a file in order to create a table with several subtables. I am using a minipage for every one of the subtables. That is, I need pagebreaks between the subtables, not in them.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 13:29












  • So stop using begin table=begin{longtable}, etc., which is causing every subtable to use longtable (and consequently disables subcaption again).
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 13:44















up vote
0
down vote










up vote
0
down vote









Only use fixsubtable inside a minipage or other group.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{subcaption}
usepackage{longtable}

makeatletter
newcommand{fixsubtable}{letcaption=caption@caption
def@captype{table}}
makeatother

begin{document}

begin{longtable}{@{}c@{}}
caption{No Data}
endhead
endfoot
begin{minipage}{textwidth}
fixsubtable
subcaption{First subtable}
centering
rule{0.25textwidth}{0.25textwidth}
end{minipage}\
end{longtable}

end{document}





share|improve this answer














Only use fixsubtable inside a minipage or other group.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{subcaption}
usepackage{longtable}

makeatletter
newcommand{fixsubtable}{letcaption=caption@caption
def@captype{table}}
makeatother

begin{document}

begin{longtable}{@{}c@{}}
caption{No Data}
endhead
endfoot
begin{minipage}{textwidth}
fixsubtable
subcaption{First subtable}
centering
rule{0.25textwidth}{0.25textwidth}
end{minipage}\
end{longtable}

end{document}






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  • This does work if I place the caption and subcaption at the beginning of the minipage. However if I try to place subcaption in the style before row, as I was doing with the caption I get the error ! Missing endgroup inserted.. Your solution servers me right except for the fact that it increases the blank space between the subcaption and the subtable.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 7:28












  • I just noticed the begin table=begin{longtable},. There is no point in using longtable inside a minipage. If you have a subtable that needs to have pagebreaks, that is a more difficult problem.
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 12:46










  • I am using longtable and pgfplotstableset to process the data from a file in order to create a table with several subtables. I am using a minipage for every one of the subtables. That is, I need pagebreaks between the subtables, not in them.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 13:29












  • So stop using begin table=begin{longtable}, etc., which is causing every subtable to use longtable (and consequently disables subcaption again).
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 13:44




















  • This does work if I place the caption and subcaption at the beginning of the minipage. However if I try to place subcaption in the style before row, as I was doing with the caption I get the error ! Missing endgroup inserted.. Your solution servers me right except for the fact that it increases the blank space between the subcaption and the subtable.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 7:28












  • I just noticed the begin table=begin{longtable},. There is no point in using longtable inside a minipage. If you have a subtable that needs to have pagebreaks, that is a more difficult problem.
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 12:46










  • I am using longtable and pgfplotstableset to process the data from a file in order to create a table with several subtables. I am using a minipage for every one of the subtables. That is, I need pagebreaks between the subtables, not in them.
    – fa__
    Sep 5 at 13:29












  • So stop using begin table=begin{longtable}, etc., which is causing every subtable to use longtable (and consequently disables subcaption again).
    – John Kormylo
    Sep 5 at 13:44


















This does work if I place the caption and subcaption at the beginning of the minipage. However if I try to place subcaption in the style before row, as I was doing with the caption I get the error ! Missing endgroup inserted.. Your solution servers me right except for the fact that it increases the blank space between the subcaption and the subtable.
– fa__
Sep 5 at 7:28






This does work if I place the caption and subcaption at the beginning of the minipage. However if I try to place subcaption in the style before row, as I was doing with the caption I get the error ! Missing endgroup inserted.. Your solution servers me right except for the fact that it increases the blank space between the subcaption and the subtable.
– fa__
Sep 5 at 7:28














I just noticed the begin table=begin{longtable},. There is no point in using longtable inside a minipage. If you have a subtable that needs to have pagebreaks, that is a more difficult problem.
– John Kormylo
Sep 5 at 12:46




I just noticed the begin table=begin{longtable},. There is no point in using longtable inside a minipage. If you have a subtable that needs to have pagebreaks, that is a more difficult problem.
– John Kormylo
Sep 5 at 12:46












I am using longtable and pgfplotstableset to process the data from a file in order to create a table with several subtables. I am using a minipage for every one of the subtables. That is, I need pagebreaks between the subtables, not in them.
– fa__
Sep 5 at 13:29






I am using longtable and pgfplotstableset to process the data from a file in order to create a table with several subtables. I am using a minipage for every one of the subtables. That is, I need pagebreaks between the subtables, not in them.
– fa__
Sep 5 at 13:29














So stop using begin table=begin{longtable}, etc., which is causing every subtable to use longtable (and consequently disables subcaption again).
– John Kormylo
Sep 5 at 13:44






So stop using begin table=begin{longtable}, etc., which is causing every subtable to use longtable (and consequently disables subcaption again).
– John Kormylo
Sep 5 at 13:44




















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