Hi,

I'm writing a text with a lot of formulas (generated with mathtype) which i like to number and to cite somewhere in the text.
Thus I added via "Insert->Reference->Caption.." a reference for each formula in the same line of the formula (like it is scientific style). I did that before and never had problems. But this time sometimes when I enter a cross reference to the formula the label+number is entered together with the formula even though I selected "only label and number". Also the format is changing when I update the fields. If I insert the caption in a new paragraph it is working, thus I think it's a problem with the format. Or word is adding the formula to the caption automatically. Does anybody have an idea what could be the problem?

Thanks a lot,

Santa,

P.s.: I work with windows XP and office XP.

Hello,

Using the MathType toolbar that's added to Word, you can enter numbered display equations and equation number references with just one click. MathType even renumbers your equations and references automatically if something is added.

There are a couple of tutorials (Equation Numbering in Microsoft Word, Advanced Equation Numbering in Microsoft Word) located in MathType's Help menu which should be useful.

I hope that helps.

Ok thank you!

will try to ckeck it.