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When using xltabular (or tabularx, I believe), the first use of an acronym is not recognized, so each occurrence in a table gets its own footnote. If the acronym has been used prior to being used in a table, the usage in the table does not result in additional footnotes.
Duplicate of #11.
Some environments, like tabularx, cannot handle macros with side effects. The only chance to consistently get the same result in such environments is to use the side-effect-free macros of this package, like \acs, \acl, or \acf.
When using xltabular (or tabularx, I believe), the first use of an acronym is not recognized, so each occurrence in a table gets its own footnote. If the acronym has been used prior to being used in a table, the usage in the table does not result in additional footnotes.
I have attached a minimum working example.
MWE.zip
And thanks for this very useful package!
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