Is this possible to use two label for same equation
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Is this possible to use different labels for same equation number, I've tried with the below code:
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
begin{align}
label{test}
a+b=clabel{trial}
end{align}
end{document}
but I got error, please advise...
equations labels
edited Nov 26 at 11:42
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Is this possible to use different labels for same equation number, I've tried with the below code:
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
begin{align}
label{test}
a+b=clabel{trial}
end{align}
end{document}
but I got error, please advise...
equations labels
edited Nov 26 at 11:42
TeXnician
23.7k62984
asked Nov 26 at 7:33
MadyYuvi
2,066211
As far as I know, the result is indeed correct. Because, you cannot use multiple lables for one equation.
– Raaja
Nov 26 at 7:41
Only one label is possible
– Saravanan
Nov 26 at 7:44
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
favorite
up vote
2
down vote
favorite
Is this possible to use different labels for same equation number, I've tried with the below code:
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
begin{align}
label{test}
a+b=clabel{trial}
end{align}
end{document}
but I got error, please advise...
equations labels
edited Nov 26 at 11:42
TeXnician
23.7k62984
asked Nov 26 at 7:33
MadyYuvi
2,066211
Is this possible to use different labels for same equation number, I've tried with the below code:
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
begin{align}
label{test}
a+b=clabel{trial}
end{align}
end{document}
but I got error, please advise...
equations labels
equations labels
edited Nov 26 at 11:42
TeXnician
23.7k62984
asked Nov 26 at 7:33
MadyYuvi
2,066211
edited Nov 26 at 11:42
TeXnician
23.7k62984
asked Nov 26 at 7:33
MadyYuvi
2,066211
edited Nov 26 at 11:42
TeXnician
23.7k62984
edited Nov 26 at 11:42
TeXnician
23.7k62984
edited Nov 26 at 11:42
TeXnician
23.7k62984
23.7k62984
asked Nov 26 at 7:33
MadyYuvi
2,066211
asked Nov 26 at 7:33
MadyYuvi
2,066211
asked Nov 26 at 7:33
MadyYuvi
2,066211
2,066211
As far as I know, the result is indeed correct. Because, you cannot use multiple lables for one equation.
– Raaja
Nov 26 at 7:41
Only one label is possible
– Saravanan
Nov 26 at 7:44
add a comment |
As far as I know, the result is indeed correct. Because, you cannot use multiple lables for one equation.
– Raaja
Nov 26 at 7:41
Only one label is possible
– Saravanan
Nov 26 at 7:44
As far as I know, the result is indeed correct. Because, you cannot use multiple lables for one equation.
– Raaja
Nov 26 at 7:41
As far as I know, the result is indeed correct. Because, you cannot use multiple lables for one equation.
– Raaja
Nov 26 at 7:41
Only one label is possible
– Saravanan
Nov 26 at 7:44
Only one label is possible
– Saravanan
Nov 26 at 7:44
add a comment |
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In simple cases, such as begin{equation} you can have any number of label (although there is no real need ever to do so) however in alignments then the code has to make sure that the label works in any cell even though the left and right sides of the equation are really separate groups, so it drops multiple labels with a warning. There would be no real advantage to allowing it as ref{test} would always be the same as ref{trial}
answered Nov 26 at 8:06
David Carlisle
479k3811101843
As per your suggestion, I've changed align to equation, but still the same problem exists, please advise...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 26 at 14:05
@MadyYuvi no my suggestion was to just have onelabelwhy would you ever need two?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 14:34
Sorry, I misunderstood your words...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 27 at 9:18
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active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
4
down vote
In simple cases, such as begin{equation} you can have any number of label (although there is no real need ever to do so) however in alignments then the code has to make sure that the label works in any cell even though the left and right sides of the equation are really separate groups, so it drops multiple labels with a warning. There would be no real advantage to allowing it as ref{test} would always be the same as ref{trial}
answered Nov 26 at 8:06
David Carlisle
479k3811101843
As per your suggestion, I've changed align to equation, but still the same problem exists, please advise...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 26 at 14:05
@MadyYuvi no my suggestion was to just have onelabelwhy would you ever need two?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 14:34
Sorry, I misunderstood your words...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 27 at 9:18
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
In simple cases, such as begin{equation} you can have any number of label (although there is no real need ever to do so) however in alignments then the code has to make sure that the label works in any cell even though the left and right sides of the equation are really separate groups, so it drops multiple labels with a warning. There would be no real advantage to allowing it as ref{test} would always be the same as ref{trial}
answered Nov 26 at 8:06
David Carlisle
479k3811101843
As per your suggestion, I've changed align to equation, but still the same problem exists, please advise...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 26 at 14:05
@MadyYuvi no my suggestion was to just have onelabelwhy would you ever need two?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 14:34
Sorry, I misunderstood your words...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 27 at 9:18
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
In simple cases, such as begin{equation} you can have any number of label (although there is no real need ever to do so) however in alignments then the code has to make sure that the label works in any cell even though the left and right sides of the equation are really separate groups, so it drops multiple labels with a warning. There would be no real advantage to allowing it as ref{test} would always be the same as ref{trial}
answered Nov 26 at 8:06
David Carlisle
479k3811101843
In simple cases, such as begin{equation} you can have any number of label (although there is no real need ever to do so) however in alignments then the code has to make sure that the label works in any cell even though the left and right sides of the equation are really separate groups, so it drops multiple labels with a warning. There would be no real advantage to allowing it as ref{test} would always be the same as ref{trial}
answered Nov 26 at 8:06
David Carlisle
479k3811101843
answered Nov 26 at 8:06
David Carlisle
479k3811101843
answered Nov 26 at 8:06
David Carlisle
479k3811101843
answered Nov 26 at 8:06
David Carlisle
479k3811101843
479k3811101843
As per your suggestion, I've changed align to equation, but still the same problem exists, please advise...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 26 at 14:05
@MadyYuvi no my suggestion was to just have onelabelwhy would you ever need two?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 14:34
Sorry, I misunderstood your words...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 27 at 9:18
add a comment |
As per your suggestion, I've changed align to equation, but still the same problem exists, please advise...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 26 at 14:05
@MadyYuvi no my suggestion was to just have onelabelwhy would you ever need two?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 14:34
Sorry, I misunderstood your words...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 27 at 9:18
As per your suggestion, I've changed align to equation, but still the same problem exists, please advise...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 26 at 14:05
As per your suggestion, I've changed align to equation, but still the same problem exists, please advise...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 26 at 14:05
@MadyYuvi no my suggestion was to just have one
label why would you ever need two?– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 14:34
@MadyYuvi no my suggestion was to just have one
label why would you ever need two?– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 14:34
Sorry, I misunderstood your words...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 27 at 9:18
Sorry, I misunderstood your words...
– MadyYuvi
Nov 27 at 9:18
add a comment |
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As far as I know, the result is indeed correct. Because, you cannot use multiple lables for one equation.
– Raaja
Nov 26 at 7:41
Only one label is possible
– Saravanan
Nov 26 at 7:44