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I have a subsection primarily consisting of 6 tables. After compiling, the compiler shoves the headline and some text from the next subsection after the 3rd table. This next subsection also has a table, and for whatever reason it shows up inbetween some text and figures of the next section. There placement is always defined as "[!h]", and i've tried varous combinations of \newpage \newline and \pagebreak and nothing seems to solve the issue. Any tips on how to solve this?

HansDerHalbe
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  • First: Using [h!] is not recommended. It is to much limiting the float mechanism. Usually you should at least add p to allow float pages. Second: \newpage does not force the output of float, nor does \newline or \pagebreak. You'd need to use \clearpage (or \cleardoublepage). Third: If you don't want tables (or figured) to float, don't use table (and figure). – cabohah Feb 18 '24 at 14:30
  • And see also the note about using ! in this answer and also this question. – cabohah Feb 18 '24 at 14:40
  • Thank you all very much for your answers, the \floatbarrier command from the \usepackage{placeins} package was exactly what i was looking for! – HansDerHalbe Feb 18 '24 at 15:50

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