How can I label an inline math formula/sentence/word?
I tried to label a specific inline math formula in the paragraph. For a simple example,
section{This is the third section}
$a^{2}+b^{2}=c^{2}$label{formula:1}
Formula ref{formula:1} is useful!
However, I found that ref{formula:1} corresponds to the number of the section.
So the output by the above codes is 'Formula 3 is useful!' But What I want to label is $a^{2}+b^{2}=c^{2}$, and what I want to get is 'Formula 1 is useful!'. How can I realize it?
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I tried to label a specific inline math formula in the paragraph. For a simple example,
section{This is the third section}
$a^{2}+b^{2}=c^{2}$label{formula:1}
Formula ref{formula:1} is useful!
However, I found that ref{formula:1} corresponds to the number of the section.
So the output by the above codes is 'Formula 3 is useful!' But What I want to label is $a^{2}+b^{2}=c^{2}$, and what I want to get is 'Formula 1 is useful!'. How can I realize it?
xetex
asked 12 mins ago
ThinkpadThinkpad
184
you can refer only numbered/tagged formulas.
– Zarko
7 mins ago
@Zarko Thanks but in my case, I need to label something in math mode. And either tag or eqno does not work.
– Thinkpad
40 secs ago
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I tried to label a specific inline math formula in the paragraph. For a simple example,
section{This is the third section}
$a^{2}+b^{2}=c^{2}$label{formula:1}
Formula ref{formula:1} is useful!
However, I found that ref{formula:1} corresponds to the number of the section.
So the output by the above codes is 'Formula 3 is useful!' But What I want to label is $a^{2}+b^{2}=c^{2}$, and what I want to get is 'Formula 1 is useful!'. How can I realize it?
xetex
asked 12 mins ago
ThinkpadThinkpad
184
I tried to label a specific inline math formula in the paragraph. For a simple example,
section{This is the third section}
$a^{2}+b^{2}=c^{2}$label{formula:1}
Formula ref{formula:1} is useful!
However, I found that ref{formula:1} corresponds to the number of the section.
So the output by the above codes is 'Formula 3 is useful!' But What I want to label is $a^{2}+b^{2}=c^{2}$, and what I want to get is 'Formula 1 is useful!'. How can I realize it?
xetex
xetex
asked 12 mins ago
ThinkpadThinkpad
184
asked 12 mins ago
ThinkpadThinkpad
184
asked 12 mins ago
ThinkpadThinkpad
184
asked 12 mins ago
ThinkpadThinkpad
184
asked 12 mins ago
ThinkpadThinkpad
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you can refer only numbered/tagged formulas.
– Zarko
7 mins ago
@Zarko Thanks but in my case, I need to label something in math mode. And either tag or eqno does not work.
– Thinkpad
40 secs ago
add a comment |
you can refer only numbered/tagged formulas.
– Zarko
7 mins ago
@Zarko Thanks but in my case, I need to label something in math mode. And either tag or eqno does not work.
– Thinkpad
40 secs ago
you can refer only numbered/tagged formulas.
– Zarko
7 mins ago
you can refer only numbered/tagged formulas.
– Zarko
7 mins ago
@Zarko Thanks but in my case, I need to label something in math mode. And either tag or eqno does not work.
– Thinkpad
40 secs ago
@Zarko Thanks but in my case, I need to label something in math mode. And either tag or eqno does not work.
– Thinkpad
40 secs ago
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you can refer only numbered/tagged formulas.
– Zarko
7 mins ago
@Zarko Thanks but in my case, I need to label something in math mode. And either tag or eqno does not work.
– Thinkpad
40 secs ago