Quote:
Originally Posted by macropod
If you'd used Word's Insert Caption tool, for which one of the captioning options is 'Equation', generating a list like the list of figures would be a trivial undertaking - you could actually produce a 'table' of equations using References>Insert Table of Figures, setting the Caption label to 'Equation'. Without that, you'd need a macro to go through all the fields looking for the SEQ field code pertaining to your numbering.
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I actually fiddled around with that a little. There were 2 problems I couldn't resolve:
- I didn't see a way to get the list to show the actual equation. It just showed the caption text.
- It seemed to require that I put the caption in a separate line before or after the equation line. I want to put it on the same line on the right.
I would like to have the equations in the document look like this:
Code:
some text....
a = b + 1 (1)
some text.... based on equation (1)...
c = pi x r^2 (2)
some text.... combining equations (1) & (2)...
E = mc^2 (3)
some text....
And then get a list that looks like this:
Code:
Table of Equations
(1) a = b + 1.....................7
(2) c = pi x r^2.................23
(3) E = mc^2.....................37
I couldn't get it to do that. Is there a way?
03-30-2017, 11:31 PM
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