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Referring to something
Assume that i have a figure of name Figure 2.12. And i use this in my text
like: "As seen in Figure 2.12 ..." What i want to do is; i don't want to write manually "Figure 2.12" which is in the text but put something related to the figure caption. I want it to change if caption changes. How can i do this? Also similar question is valid for equations. |
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Referring to something
In your text, insert a cross-reference to the figure number or
equation number. seyyah wrote: Assume that i have a figure of name Figure 2.12. And i use this in my text like: "As seen in Figure 2.12 ..." What i want to do is; i don't want to write manually "Figure 2.12" which is in the text but put something related to the figure caption. I want it to change if caption changes. How can i do this? Also similar question is valid for equations. |
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