How to number sections in LaTeX?
Hello I'm new to latex so don't know much. I'm writing my lab report (prl,aps,revtex4-1 etc) and I want the sections to be numbered in Roman numerals but I can't seem to figure it out. For example my first section is introduction so I've done
section{Introduction}
so it just says introduction and it's not numbered
I've tried many things but nothing seems to work however i found this works
setcounter{secnumdepth}{5}
However I am also being marked on my coding (I'm a first year uni student)
I was wondering if this is the correct code for numbering sections and I'm not entirely sure what the number at the end means either please help.
Thank you :)
begin{document}
title{Example Lab Report}
date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE}
author{A. Student (and L. Partner)}
affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day}
begin{abstract}
ABSTRACT HERE
end{abstract}
maketitle
thispagestyle{plain} % produces page number for front page
setcounter{secnumdepth}{1}
section{Introduction}
sectioning numbering
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Hello I'm new to latex so don't know much. I'm writing my lab report (prl,aps,revtex4-1 etc) and I want the sections to be numbered in Roman numerals but I can't seem to figure it out. For example my first section is introduction so I've done
section{Introduction}
so it just says introduction and it's not numbered
I've tried many things but nothing seems to work however i found this works
setcounter{secnumdepth}{5}
However I am also being marked on my coding (I'm a first year uni student)
I was wondering if this is the correct code for numbering sections and I'm not entirely sure what the number at the end means either please help.
Thank you :)
begin{document}
title{Example Lab Report}
date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE}
author{A. Student (and L. Partner)}
affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day}
begin{abstract}
ABSTRACT HERE
end{abstract}
maketitle
thispagestyle{plain} % produces page number for front page
setcounter{secnumdepth}{1}
section{Introduction}
sectioning numbering
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Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a minimal code reproducing the problem, that we can play with?
– Bernard
27 mins ago
in the standard classes sections have level 1 and secnumdepth is 3 so sections are numbered by default, presumably you are using a non standard class that sets it (to 0?) to stop sections being numbered.
– David Carlisle
18 mins ago
begin{document} title{Example Lab Report} date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE} author{A. Student (and L. Partner)} affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day} begin{abstract} ABSTRACT HERE end{abstract} maketitle thispagestyle{plain} setcounter{secnumdepth}{1} section{Introduction}
– mavihs26
14 mins ago
is that enough code for you ?
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
david carlisle I'm not going to lie i have no idea what you said xD
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
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Hello I'm new to latex so don't know much. I'm writing my lab report (prl,aps,revtex4-1 etc) and I want the sections to be numbered in Roman numerals but I can't seem to figure it out. For example my first section is introduction so I've done
section{Introduction}
so it just says introduction and it's not numbered
I've tried many things but nothing seems to work however i found this works
setcounter{secnumdepth}{5}
However I am also being marked on my coding (I'm a first year uni student)
I was wondering if this is the correct code for numbering sections and I'm not entirely sure what the number at the end means either please help.
Thank you :)
begin{document}
title{Example Lab Report}
date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE}
author{A. Student (and L. Partner)}
affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day}
begin{abstract}
ABSTRACT HERE
end{abstract}
maketitle
thispagestyle{plain} % produces page number for front page
setcounter{secnumdepth}{1}
section{Introduction}
sectioning numbering
asked 30 mins ago
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Hello I'm new to latex so don't know much. I'm writing my lab report (prl,aps,revtex4-1 etc) and I want the sections to be numbered in Roman numerals but I can't seem to figure it out. For example my first section is introduction so I've done
section{Introduction}
so it just says introduction and it's not numbered
I've tried many things but nothing seems to work however i found this works
setcounter{secnumdepth}{5}
However I am also being marked on my coding (I'm a first year uni student)
I was wondering if this is the correct code for numbering sections and I'm not entirely sure what the number at the end means either please help.
Thank you :)
begin{document}
title{Example Lab Report}
date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE}
author{A. Student (and L. Partner)}
affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day}
begin{abstract}
ABSTRACT HERE
end{abstract}
maketitle
thispagestyle{plain} % produces page number for front page
setcounter{secnumdepth}{1}
section{Introduction}
sectioning numbering
sectioning numbering
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Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a minimal code reproducing the problem, that we can play with?
– Bernard
27 mins ago
in the standard classes sections have level 1 and secnumdepth is 3 so sections are numbered by default, presumably you are using a non standard class that sets it (to 0?) to stop sections being numbered.
– David Carlisle
18 mins ago
begin{document} title{Example Lab Report} date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE} author{A. Student (and L. Partner)} affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day} begin{abstract} ABSTRACT HERE end{abstract} maketitle thispagestyle{plain} setcounter{secnumdepth}{1} section{Introduction}
– mavihs26
14 mins ago
is that enough code for you ?
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
david carlisle I'm not going to lie i have no idea what you said xD
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a minimal code reproducing the problem, that we can play with?
– Bernard
27 mins ago
in the standard classes sections have level 1 and secnumdepth is 3 so sections are numbered by default, presumably you are using a non standard class that sets it (to 0?) to stop sections being numbered.
– David Carlisle
18 mins ago
begin{document} title{Example Lab Report} date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE} author{A. Student (and L. Partner)} affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day} begin{abstract} ABSTRACT HERE end{abstract} maketitle thispagestyle{plain} setcounter{secnumdepth}{1} section{Introduction}
– mavihs26
14 mins ago
is that enough code for you ?
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
david carlisle I'm not going to lie i have no idea what you said xD
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a minimal code reproducing the problem, that we can play with?
– Bernard
27 mins ago
Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a minimal code reproducing the problem, that we can play with?
– Bernard
27 mins ago
in the standard classes sections have level 1 and secnumdepth is 3 so sections are numbered by default, presumably you are using a non standard class that sets it (to 0?) to stop sections being numbered.
– David Carlisle
18 mins ago
in the standard classes sections have level 1 and secnumdepth is 3 so sections are numbered by default, presumably you are using a non standard class that sets it (to 0?) to stop sections being numbered.
– David Carlisle
18 mins ago
begin{document} title{Example Lab Report} date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE} author{A. Student (and L. Partner)} affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day} begin{abstract} ABSTRACT HERE end{abstract} maketitle thispagestyle{plain} setcounter{secnumdepth}{1} section{Introduction}
– mavihs26
14 mins ago
begin{document} title{Example Lab Report} date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE} author{A. Student (and L. Partner)} affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day} begin{abstract} ABSTRACT HERE end{abstract} maketitle thispagestyle{plain} setcounter{secnumdepth}{1} section{Introduction}
– mavihs26
14 mins ago
is that enough code for you ?
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
is that enough code for you ?
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
david carlisle I'm not going to lie i have no idea what you said xD
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
david carlisle I'm not going to lie i have no idea what you said xD
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
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– Bernard
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in the standard classes sections have level 1 and secnumdepth is 3 so sections are numbered by default, presumably you are using a non standard class that sets it (to 0?) to stop sections being numbered.
– David Carlisle
18 mins ago
begin{document} title{Example Lab Report} date{Submitted: today{}, Date of Experiment: EXPERIMENT DATE} author{A. Student (and L. Partner)} affiliation{normalfont L1 Discovery Labs, Lab Group XXX, Lab Day} begin{abstract} ABSTRACT HERE end{abstract} maketitle thispagestyle{plain} setcounter{secnumdepth}{1} section{Introduction}
– mavihs26
14 mins ago
is that enough code for you ?
– mavihs26
13 mins ago
david carlisle I'm not going to lie i have no idea what you said xD
– mavihs26
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