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Enumerate with combination of numbers and letters without using item labels
I want to achieve something like this:
1 blah
2 blub
3a something
3b an alternative of something
4 blob
Sure I could use \item[3a] and \item[3b] to get the numbers right BUT the enumeration is part ...
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How to create multicolumns list environment with the package 'enumerate'?
Let us consider The following example
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{enumerate}
\begin{document}
\begin{enumerate}
\item Which of the following numbers is the largest ?\\
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Numbering of Questions in Different Way
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\begin{center}
Exercise-1
\end{center}
\begin{enumerate}
\item 1st question.
\item 2nd question.
\begin{enumerate}
\item sub numbering of 2nd ...
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1answer
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How to skip an \item in sub-enumerate level
I would like to skip an \item in a sub-enumerate level. More specifically, I want the output to look something like:
1.
a)
b)
e)
f)
etc.
2.
However, when I use ...
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1answer
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Automatic numbering of nested environments / items
I would like to have an environment, let's call it nested, which produces output like
Case 1: top level item 1
Case 2: top level item 2
Case 2.1: nested item 1
Case 2.2: nested item 2
Case 2.2.1: ...
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1answer
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How to let enumeration start at (0) automatically?
As we know the enumeration usually begin at (1), then followed by (2), (3),...
My question: How to start at (0)? I know \item[(0)] will work, but how do I do this automatically? That is, make it as a ...
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enumitem: enumerate in a theorem environment
I use the enumitem package:
\usepackage[shortlabels]{enumitem}
And I put some numeration like this in a theorem environment with \theoremstyle{plain}:
\begin{prop}
We have
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1answer
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Enumerate and numbering
We are using the enumerate in the following form
\begin{enumerate}[leftmargin=*,label=\bfseries${\textbf{{C}}}_\arabic*$.]
\item
\end{enumerate}
Which produces out-put as C_1, C_2, ...
But we ...
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2answers
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Splitting examples in gb4e
I would like to split examples in the \usepackage{gb4e} to get explanatory remarks as close to the explained item as possible. Usually, my typeset examples are looking like this:
(1) blabla
(2) a. ...
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Enumerate with a range of numbers in an item's label
I am preparing an outline of lectures for a course. Some topics will take more than one lecture. I want to create an enumerate environment that reflects this.
I want to end up with something like
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1answer
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List item text alignment
I have nested enumeration with a long labels. As a result, the text in items becomes very shifted to the right. I want that this text in items won't be moved at all (the same horizontal offset as the ...
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2answers
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Description numbering
I have an article document. In this document I have sections and subsections. In a subsection there are nested 'description' lists. I want that items of this description have numbers which use the ...
4
votes
1answer
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No symbols inside a multilevel numbered list in Lyx [closed]
I have some numbered lists in Lyx with 4 levels of indentation. On the first level there are numbers (1,2,3,....), on the second small letters ( (a),(b),(c),...), then Roman numbers (i, ii, iii,...) ...
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1answer
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Nested enumeration numbering
I write homework assignments in LaTex and the assignments are always divided into subparts (i.e. Problem 1 is divided into 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, ...). Currently what I do is I have nested enumerations, but ...
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2answers
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Problem with using the list command with cross-referencing
I am facing a problem with the use of list command. I need to generate lists with specific numbering systems and then cross-reference them in different parts.
By using the list command I am able to ...
5
votes
1answer
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How to create numbered examples potentially with letter suffixes, e.g. using enumitem?
I have a weird numbering problem in a manuscript that uses sequentially numbered text examples. When an example demonstrates something which is e.g. wrong and later to be corrected they have suffixes ...
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2answers
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Customising counter within enumerate-list
Please consider the following code. I would like to use the enumerate-environment to generate a list, which (for better understanding) I built with the tabular-environment. I would like to have the ...
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votes
1answer
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Numbered, hanging paragraph without list environment
I often quote text (legal sources). Normally I use the quoting-package and csquotes (block quote).
Often, the quotation contains some lists, and often with a non-standard numbering (f. ex. ยง 4-1(a)), ...
3
votes
1answer
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Numbering for a theorem and enumerated list within that theorem
I have the following amsthm environment defined
\newtheorem{cslist}{Comparative Static Hypothesis}
In instances of cslist, I would like to have an enumerated list like this.
...
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votes
1answer
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An enumerate environment in which the label is omitted when item number is just one and displayed as usual when item number is more than one
How to define an enumerate environment in which the label is omitted when item number is just one and displayed as usual when item number is more than one?
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votes
2answers
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How to use chngcntr with an enumitem newlist with resume?
With the following M(ish)WE, I expected the numbering of my examples list to be reset at the opening of the second chapter, but it is not.
\documentclass{book}
\usepackage{chngcntr}
...
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6answers
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Something like \enumerate, but with custom numbers at each \item
I'm doing homework from a particular book, and each question is numbered after the page number and the question number. For example 52.2, 52.9, 53.13, etc. (Note that they are not sequential.)
How do ...
5
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2answers
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How do you align \@hangfrom paragraphs?
I'm trying to write up an interview with numbered questions to look something like this:
Q1. What is your name?
A. My name is Sir Lancelot of Camelot.
Q2. What is your quest?
A. To seek ...
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1answer
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Automatically number a description list [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Enumerated description list
I would basically like to produce some kind of combination of an enumerate and a description environment. Manually
\begin{description}
...
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2answers
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Outline of style I. A. i. a. 1. …
Is there an easy way to create an outline of this form?
I. Header
[tab]A. Subheader
[tab][tab]i. Item
[tab][tab][tab]a. Subitem
I found an outlines package that let me specify levels with \1, \2, ...
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votes
2answers
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How to enumerate equations?
I want to enumerate equations in the following way:
An equation is in the same line as the bullet sign.
All equations are align to the left.
The number of an equation is align to the right.
Any ...
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votes
2answers
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How do I change the `enumerate` list format to use letters instead of the default Arabic numerals?
I've seen documentation whereby an \alph command is put around the \begin{enumerate} somewhere, but I'm not entirely sure how that operates...
5
votes
2answers
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Include section number in list number
As a follow-up to this question, I'd like to know if it is possible to automatically include the current section number, including all nesting levels, in the list number. How do I accomplish this?
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votes
1answer
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Infinite-depth list
I want to create a command set that allows me to do something like
\nestedlist{
\listitem An item
\sublist{
\listitem A sub item
\listitem Another sub item
}
}
and get
An item
1.1 A ...
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3answers
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How can I make an enumerate list start at something other than 1?
Sometimes, I want to have enumerate lists in LaTeX start at other than the first value (1, a, i, etc.) How can I make an enumerate list start at an arbitrary value?
