I'm attempting to create lists with unique identifiers and am unable to do so. By unique identifiers I mean a list on the format of:
Q1. (...)
Q2. (...)
Q3. (...)
and so on. By using enumerate or itemize I am unable to change the list from showing as:
(...)
(...)
(...)
or similar only with squares or dots instead of numbers. Any ideas how to do this in a efficient way? As of now I'm using \hspace{12p} to give the desired effect, but it doesn't work perfectly. My problem is that the indentation doesn't work as it does for enumerate.
\hspace{12pt} C1. Example Text for Question 1
hspace produces this: Some random gibberish to show how the text doesn't indent in the same way that the title of the list item does.
\begin{enumerate} \item C1. Example Text for Question 1
enumerate produces this: Some random gibberish to show how the text doesn't indent in the same way that the title of the list item does.