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How to apply a single caption to multiple figures
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Usually, each figure in a document has its own caption. Sometimes, however,
you may want a single caption to apply to more than one figure. You can insert
a caption for multiple figures in two ways: using the
subfig package or, more directly, using a
floating frame as explained here. When you typeset the document, LaTeX
positions the caption correctly.
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Enter a floating frame:
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Place the insertion point where you want the figures to appear.
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Insert the table4_3 or Table - (4x3, floating) fragment, which looks like this
in Version
5:
and like this in earlier
versions:
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Replace the table in the fragment with a new table that contains a cell for
each figure to which you want to apply the caption.
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Insert the figures:
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Place a figure in each cell of the new table.
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For each figure:
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Select the figure and choose Properties.
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Select the Frame or
Layout tab.
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In the Placement section, choose
In Line.
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Choose OK.
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Create the caption:
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Select the gray box marked caption.
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In the TeX Field dialog, replace the words
Table Caption with the caption you want all the
figures to share.
You can use mathematics in the caption.
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Choose OK.
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If you want the figures to be labeled as Figure x
instead of Table x:
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Select the gray button labeled B.
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Choose Properties.
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Change the contents of the TeX field from \begin{table}
\centering to \begin{figure} \centering.
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Choose OK.
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Select the gray button labeled E.
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Choose Properties.
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Change the contents of the TeX field from
\end{table} to
\end{figure}.
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Choose OK.
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If you want individual captions for each figure in addition to the single
caption created in step 3, for each figure:
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Select the figure and choose Properties.
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Select the Labeling tab.
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In the Caption Text box, enter the caption for
the selected figure.
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Choose OK.
NoteYou
may need to add space or additional table cells before or after the caption to
achieve the typeset appearance you want.
Last revised 08/19/05
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