I was trying to put a figure directly above a table in a TeX document, which I achieved by putting the command \includegraphics
directly after \begin{table}
. This, however, leaves no space between the figure and the table and even \vspace
can't fix that.
Is there any other way to position a figure right above a table in the same float and still leaving some space between figure and table?
I won't need to reference the figure, so it doesn't need to have a caption or label, it only needs to be in the same float environment with the table. I tried putting everything in a minipage
but I can only make it work with either two figures or two tables.
Best Answer
\vspace
and other vertical spacing commands can fix it. A blank line after the figure would cause a paragraph break, which is recommendable there. Here's an example: