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Consider this example:

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe
beginframeFrame 2
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

I am interested to continue such a Figure consisting of 4 subfigures on the next frame, so that in slide 2

• the Figure number is the same as on slide 1




• the numbers of subfigures are c and d.

How to accomplish that?

beamer numbering

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Consider this example:

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe
beginframeFrame 2
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

I am interested to continue such a Figure consisting of 4 subfigures on the next frame, so that in slide 2

• the Figure number is the same as on slide 1




• the numbers of subfigures are c and d.

How to accomplish that?

beamer numbering

share|improve this question

asked 25 mins ago

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down vote

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Consider this example:

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe
beginframeFrame 2
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

I am interested to continue such a Figure consisting of 4 subfigures on the next frame, so that in slide 2

• the Figure number is the same as on slide 1




• the numbers of subfigures are c and d.

How to accomplish that?

beamer numbering

share|improve this question

asked 25 mins ago

Viesturs

1,3002921

Consider this example:

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe
beginframeFrame 2
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

I am interested to continue such a Figure consisting of 4 subfigures on the next frame, so that in slide 2

• the Figure number is the same as on slide 1




• the numbers of subfigures are c and d.

How to accomplish that?

beamer numbering

beamer numbering

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Approach 1:

You can use the ContinuedFloat command from the caption package (which is already loaded by the subcaption package in your example)

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe
beginframeFrame 2
 beginfigure
 ContinuedFloat
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

Approach 2:

Instead of making two separate frames, you could use use overlays:

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginonlyenv<1>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv

 beginonlyenv<2>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

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Approach 3:

Manually change the figure counters.

beginframeFrame 2
 setcounterfigure0
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c%
 setcountersubfigure2%
 caption
 end{subfigure

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up vote
5
down vote



accepted

Approach 1:

You can use the ContinuedFloat command from the caption package (which is already loaded by the subcaption package in your example)

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe
beginframeFrame 2
 beginfigure
 ContinuedFloat
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

Approach 2:

Instead of making two separate frames, you could use use overlays:

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginonlyenv<1>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv

 beginonlyenv<2>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

share|improve this answer

answered 21 mins ago

samcarter

77.3k787247

add a comment | 

up vote
5
down vote



accepted

Approach 1:

You can use the ContinuedFloat command from the caption package (which is already loaded by the subcaption package in your example)

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe
beginframeFrame 2
 beginfigure
 ContinuedFloat
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

Approach 2:

Instead of making two separate frames, you could use use overlays:

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginonlyenv<1>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv

 beginonlyenv<2>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

share|improve this answer

answered 21 mins ago

samcarter

77.3k787247

add a comment | 

up vote
5
down vote



accepted

up vote
5
down vote



accepted

Approach 1:

You can use the ContinuedFloat command from the caption package (which is already loaded by the subcaption package in your example)

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe
beginframeFrame 2
 beginfigure
 ContinuedFloat
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

Approach 2:

Instead of making two separate frames, you could use use overlays:

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginonlyenv<1>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv

 beginonlyenv<2>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

share|improve this answer

answered 21 mins ago

samcarter

77.3k787247

Approach 1:

You can use the ContinuedFloat command from the caption package (which is already loaded by the subcaption package in your example)

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe
beginframeFrame 2
 beginfigure
 ContinuedFloat
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

Approach 2:

Instead of making two separate frames, you could use use overlays:

documentclassbeamer 
usepackagetikzducks 
setbeamertemplatecaption[numbered] % for numbering figures in beamer 
usepackagesubcaption 

titleThe Title 
authorThe Author 

begindocument 

beginframeFrame 1
 beginfigure
 beginonlyenv<1>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-a
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-b
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv

 beginonlyenv<2>
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c
 caption
 endsubfigure% 
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-duck
 caption
 endsubfigure
 endonlyenv
 caption
 endfigure
endframe 
enddocument 

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Approach 3:

Manually change the figure counters.

beginframeFrame 2
 setcounterfigure0
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c%
 setcountersubfigure2%
 caption
 end{subfigure

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up vote
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down vote

Approach 3:

Manually change the figure counters.

beginframeFrame 2
 setcounterfigure0
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c%
 setcountersubfigure2%
 caption
 end{subfigure

share

answered 1 min ago

Marijn

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up vote
2
down vote

up vote
2
down vote

Approach 3:

Manually change the figure counters.

beginframeFrame 2
 setcounterfigure0
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c%
 setcountersubfigure2%
 caption
 end{subfigure

share

answered 1 min ago

Marijn

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Approach 3:

Manually change the figure counters.

beginframeFrame 2
 setcounterfigure0
 beginfigure
 beginsubfigure0.45paperwidth
 includegraphics[width=0.45paperwidth]example-image-c%
 setcountersubfigure2%
 caption
 end{subfigure

share

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