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I am using \subref (provided by the subcaption package), and \subref{somelabel} works fine. I would like to reference multiple labels in the same call however, since I am using both parentheses and a bold typeface for the references, and constructing the style by hand would end up obfuscating my text a lot.

Is there any way to make \subref{somelabel,someotherlabel} work, or is there some other way to go about this without resetting the subref style and always adding the parentheses and bold typeface manually each time?

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    Does the posting Combining cleveref and subref help? The answers show how one might adapt the machinery of the cleveref package to make it possible to cross-reference multiple subfigures or subtables in a single \cref instruction.
    – Mico
    Jun 5, 2019 at 4:13
  • All \subref does is \ref a different label name. If you want something like (a-c) you will need to construct it from more then one \ref. Jun 5, 2019 at 14:55

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