How to insert wide tables two-columned documents using overleaf. Insert tables in Latex

This video will assist you with inserting Tables in a two-columned document easily using overleaf.
The code used for inserting tables to is shown below
\begin{table*}[h]
\caption{Caption}
\centering
\begin{tabular}{|c|l|p{4cm}|}
\hline
\textbf{SNo} & \textbf{Parameters} & \textbf{Values} \\
\hline
1 & Nominal Voltage & 400V
ewline This is a very long column that needs to be terminated\\
\hline
2 & frequency & 50Hz \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\label{tab:my_label}
\end{table*}
* An IEEE conference paper template has been used, This can be downloaded from the IEEE portal or any available IEEE conference proceeding.
Remember to watch the previous video that gives you an insight on how to include tables to your overleaf document.
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[@naureenshaukat4875]

Why horizontally distributed table with \begin{table*} always display on the top of the next page? How to display it on the same location as mentioned in source code (like at the bottom of the page )

[@pmctech1415]

Have you tried to position your table using " \begin{table}[h]" to specifically put the table where you want it to be? If that is not working, it could be that there is no enough space for the table and latex decides to put it on the next page where there's enough space.

[@magsiarifhussain529]

@@pmctech1415 The same problem I am facing. I used * in the table and table goes to the new page even if the previous page has enough space. I tried h,t,b but non of them works

[@pabitrapangeni]

@@magsiarifhussain529 Does [htbp] work?

[@YogeshKumar-rr9ip]

​@@magsiarifhussain529 Yes you are right, Even I am facing this student being a masters student this year, can you help me how did you figure out this thing since it's 1 yr now