How can I change the number of tables?











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How can I change the number of tables? means not auto numbering.
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because the typesetting number is wrong. so I want to change the number of this table. for example the table numbering 1234, I want change to 1324, just change one or two tables number.



my code:



documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} 
usepackage{url}
usepackage{array,tabularx}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{multicol, nonfloat} %% for two columns. NEVER REMOVE!!
usepackage{bm}
usepackage{amsmath}

allowdisplaybreaks

begin{document}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:1}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:3}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:2}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:4}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

end{document}


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  • secounter{table}{2}, for example.
    – marmot
    Nov 27 at 3:30










  • @marmot thanks for your answer, but I need to change the number, not start to numerling here```
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 3:46










  • Sorry, I have misunderstood the question. Could you please upgrade your example to a full example that starts with documentclass and ends with end{document}, and describe more precisely what you want?
    – marmot
    Nov 27 at 3:49










  • @marmot I edited my question, hope you can understand, thanks for your attention:)
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 4:13















up vote
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How can I change the number of tables? means not auto numbering.
enter image description here



because the typesetting number is wrong. so I want to change the number of this table. for example the table numbering 1234, I want change to 1324, just change one or two tables number.



my code:



documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} 
usepackage{url}
usepackage{array,tabularx}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{multicol, nonfloat} %% for two columns. NEVER REMOVE!!
usepackage{bm}
usepackage{amsmath}

allowdisplaybreaks

begin{document}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:1}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:3}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:2}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:4}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

end{document}


anyone can help?thanks










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  • secounter{table}{2}, for example.
    – marmot
    Nov 27 at 3:30










  • @marmot thanks for your answer, but I need to change the number, not start to numerling here```
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 3:46










  • Sorry, I have misunderstood the question. Could you please upgrade your example to a full example that starts with documentclass and ends with end{document}, and describe more precisely what you want?
    – marmot
    Nov 27 at 3:49










  • @marmot I edited my question, hope you can understand, thanks for your attention:)
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 4:13













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How can I change the number of tables? means not auto numbering.
enter image description here



because the typesetting number is wrong. so I want to change the number of this table. for example the table numbering 1234, I want change to 1324, just change one or two tables number.



my code:



documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} 
usepackage{url}
usepackage{array,tabularx}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{multicol, nonfloat} %% for two columns. NEVER REMOVE!!
usepackage{bm}
usepackage{amsmath}

allowdisplaybreaks

begin{document}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:1}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:3}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:2}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:4}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

end{document}


anyone can help?thanks










share|improve this question















How can I change the number of tables? means not auto numbering.
enter image description here



because the typesetting number is wrong. so I want to change the number of this table. for example the table numbering 1234, I want change to 1324, just change one or two tables number.



my code:



documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} 
usepackage{url}
usepackage{array,tabularx}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{multicol, nonfloat} %% for two columns. NEVER REMOVE!!
usepackage{bm}
usepackage{amsmath}

allowdisplaybreaks

begin{document}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:1}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:3}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:2}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:4}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

end{document}


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  • secounter{table}{2}, for example.
    – marmot
    Nov 27 at 3:30










  • @marmot thanks for your answer, but I need to change the number, not start to numerling here```
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 3:46










  • Sorry, I have misunderstood the question. Could you please upgrade your example to a full example that starts with documentclass and ends with end{document}, and describe more precisely what you want?
    – marmot
    Nov 27 at 3:49










  • @marmot I edited my question, hope you can understand, thanks for your attention:)
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 4:13


















  • secounter{table}{2}, for example.
    – marmot
    Nov 27 at 3:30










  • @marmot thanks for your answer, but I need to change the number, not start to numerling here```
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 3:46










  • Sorry, I have misunderstood the question. Could you please upgrade your example to a full example that starts with documentclass and ends with end{document}, and describe more precisely what you want?
    – marmot
    Nov 27 at 3:49










  • @marmot I edited my question, hope you can understand, thanks for your attention:)
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 4:13
















secounter{table}{2}, for example.
– marmot
Nov 27 at 3:30




secounter{table}{2}, for example.
– marmot
Nov 27 at 3:30












@marmot thanks for your answer, but I need to change the number, not start to numerling here```
– berlinpand
Nov 27 at 3:46




@marmot thanks for your answer, but I need to change the number, not start to numerling here```
– berlinpand
Nov 27 at 3:46












Sorry, I have misunderstood the question. Could you please upgrade your example to a full example that starts with documentclass and ends with end{document}, and describe more precisely what you want?
– marmot
Nov 27 at 3:49




Sorry, I have misunderstood the question. Could you please upgrade your example to a full example that starts with documentclass and ends with end{document}, and describe more precisely what you want?
– marmot
Nov 27 at 3:49












@marmot I edited my question, hope you can understand, thanks for your attention:)
– berlinpand
Nov 27 at 4:13




@marmot I edited my question, hope you can understand, thanks for your attention:)
– berlinpand
Nov 27 at 4:13










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Here is one possibility to achieve this.



documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} 
usepackage{url}
usepackage{array,tabularx}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{multicol, nonfloat} %% for two columns. NEVER REMOVE!!
usepackage{bm}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{float}

allowdisplaybreaks

begin{document}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:1}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}
addtocounter{table}{1}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:3}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{-2}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:2}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{1}
begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:4}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

end{document}


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  • OK, I will try, thanks again:)
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    Nov 27 at 4:24


















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You can use the following convoluted way of setting the table counter to whatever you need:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

usepackage{etoolbox}
AtEndEnvironment{table}
{ifcsname oldtablenumendcsname
setcounter{table}{oldtablenum}%
fi
globalletoldtablenumundefined}
newcommand{setnexttablenumber}[1]{%
edefoldtablenum{thetable}%
setcounter{table}{numexpr#1-1}}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
end{table}

setnexttablenumber{7}
begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

mbox{}

end{document}


The idea is that setnexttablenumber{<num>} sets the appropriate number for the next table's caption. The numbering is restored at the end of the next table.



However, if you have a complete idea of how the numbering should occur, you can use



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

renewcommand{thetable}{%
ifcasevalue{table}
0or % 0
1or % 1
3or % 2
2else % 3
arabic{table}% 4...
fi
}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}


An even quicker way would be to adjust thetable directly, as needed, within the table environment, without consideration of the actual counter:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{3}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{2}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}





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    Nov 27 at 6:23











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Here is one possibility to achieve this.



documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} 
usepackage{url}
usepackage{array,tabularx}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{multicol, nonfloat} %% for two columns. NEVER REMOVE!!
usepackage{bm}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{float}

allowdisplaybreaks

begin{document}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:1}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}
addtocounter{table}{1}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:3}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{-2}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:2}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{1}
begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:4}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

end{document}


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  • OK, I will try, thanks again:)
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 4:24















up vote
1
down vote













Here is one possibility to achieve this.



documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} 
usepackage{url}
usepackage{array,tabularx}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{multicol, nonfloat} %% for two columns. NEVER REMOVE!!
usepackage{bm}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{float}

allowdisplaybreaks

begin{document}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:1}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}
addtocounter{table}{1}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:3}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{-2}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:2}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{1}
begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:4}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

end{document}


enter image description here






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  • OK, I will try, thanks again:)
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 4:24













up vote
1
down vote










up vote
1
down vote









Here is one possibility to achieve this.



documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} 
usepackage{url}
usepackage{array,tabularx}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{multicol, nonfloat} %% for two columns. NEVER REMOVE!!
usepackage{bm}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{float}

allowdisplaybreaks

begin{document}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:1}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}
addtocounter{table}{1}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:3}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{-2}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:2}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{1}
begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:4}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

end{document}


enter image description here






share|improve this answer












Here is one possibility to achieve this.



documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} 
usepackage{url}
usepackage{array,tabularx}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{multicol, nonfloat} %% for two columns. NEVER REMOVE!!
usepackage{bm}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{float}

allowdisplaybreaks

begin{document}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:1}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}
addtocounter{table}{1}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:3}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{5}$& $-$ & $e_{2}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{-2}

begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:2}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{6}$& $-$ & $e_{4}$ & $e_{4}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

addtocounter{table}{1}
begin{table}[H]
caption{Rules of selecting $e_{q}$.}label{tab:4}
centering%
{footnotesize
begin{tabularx}{columnwidth}
{|m{42pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|m{46pt}<{centering}|}
hline
$L_{i}$& $E_{M_{0}}$ < - $E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}|leq E_{M}^{T}$ & $|E_{M_{0}}| > E_{M}^{T}$ \ hline
$L_{3} & L_{4} $& $e_{5}$ & $e_{3}$ & $-$ \ hline
$L_{1}$& $e_{3}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
$L_{2}$& $e_{1}$ & $e_{1}$ & $e_{2}$ \ hline
end{tabularx}
}
end{table}

end{document}


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  • OK, I will try, thanks again:)
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 4:24


















  • OK, I will try, thanks again:)
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 4:24
















OK, I will try, thanks again:)
– berlinpand
Nov 27 at 4:24




OK, I will try, thanks again:)
– berlinpand
Nov 27 at 4:24










up vote
1
down vote













You can use the following convoluted way of setting the table counter to whatever you need:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

usepackage{etoolbox}
AtEndEnvironment{table}
{ifcsname oldtablenumendcsname
setcounter{table}{oldtablenum}%
fi
globalletoldtablenumundefined}
newcommand{setnexttablenumber}[1]{%
edefoldtablenum{thetable}%
setcounter{table}{numexpr#1-1}}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
end{table}

setnexttablenumber{7}
begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

mbox{}

end{document}


The idea is that setnexttablenumber{<num>} sets the appropriate number for the next table's caption. The numbering is restored at the end of the next table.



However, if you have a complete idea of how the numbering should occur, you can use



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

renewcommand{thetable}{%
ifcasevalue{table}
0or % 0
1or % 1
3or % 2
2else % 3
arabic{table}% 4...
fi
}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}


An even quicker way would be to adjust thetable directly, as needed, within the table environment, without consideration of the actual counter:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{3}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{2}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}





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  • Perfect solution, thanks!
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 6:23















up vote
1
down vote













You can use the following convoluted way of setting the table counter to whatever you need:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

usepackage{etoolbox}
AtEndEnvironment{table}
{ifcsname oldtablenumendcsname
setcounter{table}{oldtablenum}%
fi
globalletoldtablenumundefined}
newcommand{setnexttablenumber}[1]{%
edefoldtablenum{thetable}%
setcounter{table}{numexpr#1-1}}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
end{table}

setnexttablenumber{7}
begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

mbox{}

end{document}


The idea is that setnexttablenumber{<num>} sets the appropriate number for the next table's caption. The numbering is restored at the end of the next table.



However, if you have a complete idea of how the numbering should occur, you can use



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

renewcommand{thetable}{%
ifcasevalue{table}
0or % 0
1or % 1
3or % 2
2else % 3
arabic{table}% 4...
fi
}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}


An even quicker way would be to adjust thetable directly, as needed, within the table environment, without consideration of the actual counter:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{3}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{2}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}





share|improve this answer





















  • Perfect solution, thanks!
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 6:23













up vote
1
down vote










up vote
1
down vote









You can use the following convoluted way of setting the table counter to whatever you need:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

usepackage{etoolbox}
AtEndEnvironment{table}
{ifcsname oldtablenumendcsname
setcounter{table}{oldtablenum}%
fi
globalletoldtablenumundefined}
newcommand{setnexttablenumber}[1]{%
edefoldtablenum{thetable}%
setcounter{table}{numexpr#1-1}}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
end{table}

setnexttablenumber{7}
begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

mbox{}

end{document}


The idea is that setnexttablenumber{<num>} sets the appropriate number for the next table's caption. The numbering is restored at the end of the next table.



However, if you have a complete idea of how the numbering should occur, you can use



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

renewcommand{thetable}{%
ifcasevalue{table}
0or % 0
1or % 1
3or % 2
2else % 3
arabic{table}% 4...
fi
}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}


An even quicker way would be to adjust thetable directly, as needed, within the table environment, without consideration of the actual counter:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{3}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{2}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}





share|improve this answer












You can use the following convoluted way of setting the table counter to whatever you need:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

usepackage{etoolbox}
AtEndEnvironment{table}
{ifcsname oldtablenumendcsname
setcounter{table}{oldtablenum}%
fi
globalletoldtablenumundefined}
newcommand{setnexttablenumber}[1]{%
edefoldtablenum{thetable}%
setcounter{table}{numexpr#1-1}}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
end{table}

setnexttablenumber{7}
begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

begin{table}
caption{Another table caption}
end{table}

mbox{}

end{document}


The idea is that setnexttablenumber{<num>} sets the appropriate number for the next table's caption. The numbering is restored at the end of the next table.



However, if you have a complete idea of how the numbering should occur, you can use



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

renewcommand{thetable}{%
ifcasevalue{table}
0or % 0
1or % 1
3or % 2
2else % 3
arabic{table}% 4...
fi
}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{Another table caption}
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}


An even quicker way would be to adjust thetable directly, as needed, within the table environment, without consideration of the actual counter:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{A table caption}
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{3}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
begingroup
renewcommand{thetable}{2}%
caption{Another table caption}
endgroup
caption{A final table caption}
end{table}

end{document}






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Werner

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  • Perfect solution, thanks!
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 6:23


















  • Perfect solution, thanks!
    – berlinpand
    Nov 27 at 6:23
















Perfect solution, thanks!
– berlinpand
Nov 27 at 6:23




Perfect solution, thanks!
– berlinpand
Nov 27 at 6:23


















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