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After my table i put an new page command. But in the pdf format I can see that this doesn't happen. The command makes that the table on a different page stands with the section 'Stedelijke afwatering'. But the table doesn't need to jump to a new page. Can someone help me out?

\begin{table}[ht!]
\setlength\extrarowheight{3pt} % accommodate the \frac terms in column 3
\centering
\begin{tabular}{@{} l d{4.0} C c d{3.1} c @{}}
 \toprule
 Buis & \mc{Lengte}  & \mc{Debiet}  & Diameter  &  \mc{Handelsmaat}  & Drukverval \\
 & & & & \mc{diameter} \\
 & \mc{(m)} & \mc{(m\textsuperscript{3}/h)} & (mm) & \mc{(mm)} & (m) \\
 \midrule
 A-R &2360 & 1242,50         & 548,81 & 570   & 0,063\\
 A-B &  50 & \frac{3479}{6}  & 374,91 & 407   & 0,002\\
 A-M & 200 &  124,25         & 173,55 & 180,8 & 0,017\\
 A-I & 750 & \frac{5467}{12} & 332,32 & 361,8 & 0,032\\
 B-C & 150 & \frac{994}{3}   & 283,40 & 285   & 0,008\\
 B-H & 425 & \frac{497}{3}   & 200,40 & 203,4 & 0,032\\
 C-D & 250 & \frac{2485}{12} & 224,05 & 226,2 & 0,017\\
 C-G & 425 & \frac{497}{12}  & 100,20 & 113   & 0,058\\
 D-E & 700 & \frac{497}{6}   & 141,70 & 144,6 & 0,034\\
 D-F & 500 & \frac{497}{12}  & 100,20 & 113   & 0,068\\
 F-G & 275 & \frac{497}{12}  & 100,20 & 113   & 0,037\\
 G-H & 325 & \frac{497}{6}   & 141,70 & 144,6 & 0,034\\
 I-J & 325 & \frac{994}{3}   & 283,40 & 285   & 0,017\\
 I-L & 150 & \frac{497}{12}  & 100,20 & 113   & 0,020\\
 J-K & 300 & \frac{497}{3}   & 200,40 & 203,4 & 0,023\\
 J-O & 200 & \frac{497}{6}   & 141,70 & 144,6 & 0,021\\
 K-N & 200 & \frac{497}{6}   & 141,70 & 144,6 & 0,021\\
 L-M & 750 & \frac{497}{12}  & 100,20 & 113   & 0,101\\
 \bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\caption{De maten van de buizen in het distributiesysteem}
\label{table:distributiesysteem}
\end{table}
\newpage
\section{Stedelijke afwatering}
\label{Stedelijk afwatering}
'put in text
Koen van Dijken
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  • Hi, maybe try \clearpage instead of \newpage. – lukeflo Sep 27 '23 at 10:26
  • \newpage will force a page break before the section, it will not affect the table as you use the table environment toallow it to float past the page break. – David Carlisle Sep 27 '23 at 10:44
  • How do I make it so that it can't flow past the page break? – Koen van Dijken Sep 27 '23 at 11:33
  • It would help if you enhance your code snippet to a fully compilable Minimal Working Example which reproduces your error. Thus, we can better fix it. Maybe you're using some packages or have some redefinitions which alter the behaviour of regular commands, and we don't know about that. BTW didn't \clearpage work? Normally its exactly the purpose of this command to ship out all remaining floats before adding the pagebreak. But, as said, you could have altered that definition in your praeambel (maybe without recognising it). – lukeflo Sep 27 '23 at 12:23
  • You can try using the H position specifier to force the table to be where it is located in the .tex file. This requires \usepackage{float}. – C. Aknesil Sep 27 '23 at 12:56
  • Yes the H position with \usepackage {float} does work. Thank you guys for your help – Koen van Dijken Sep 28 '23 at 08:06
  • Especially the second highest voted answer, which begins "do not use a floating environment if you do not want it float." – Teepeemm Sep 28 '23 at 13:44

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You can use the H position specifier to force the table to be where it is located in the .tex file. This requires \usepackage{float}.

\usepackage{float}

\begin{table}[H]
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C. Aknesil
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