Reference 'fig:01_01' on page 1 undefined
I'm writing my thesis and I've founded some problems with refer a figure. For example, in the below code, I have a main.tex and I call other chapters with input or include (e.g. ch1). In the "ch1" I inserted a figure and ref before, when I compile, the reference shows "Figure ??" with questions marks instead of the number of the figure. I already checked if keep the same name in the ref and label. Please, I appreciate any help with this.
Note: May be the problem is works with "main.tex", since I tried writting the chapter in the same archive, and I haven't problem, I don't know why. I would like works with the structured form.
documentclass[10pt,oneside,onecolumn]{book}
usepackage{geometry} %margenes
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} %tildes
usepackage{setspace} %paquete para interlineado
usepackage{helvet} % para tipo de letra
usepackage{ragged2e} %alineamiento del texto horizontal
usepackage{indentfirst} %borrar o establecer sangrías
usepackage{graphicx} %imágenes
usepackage[T1]{fontenc} %LaTeX asocia el caracter "228" y lo transforma en el requerido
usepackage{fancyhdr} %formatos paginas header & footer
usepackage{imakeidx}
usepackage{titlesec} %editor de titulo
usepackage[labelfont=bf]{caption} % poner negrita la palabra "figura" en imágenes
usepackage{subcaption} %Crear subfiguras
usepackage{caption} %Crear subfiguras
geometry{letterpaper,
total={151mm,214mm},
left=40mm,
top=40mm,
}
begin{document}
input{ch1}
input{ch2}
end{document}
%%%%%%
chapter{Large{ %tamaño 14
textbf{parindent=0pt % negrita
Introduccion}
}
}
normalsize{parindent=0pt
Este es el cap'itulo n'umero uno de esta tedioso y larga tesis.
}
section{Cualquier cosa}
parindent=0pt
Hola Figure~ref{fig:01_01}
begin{figure}[ht]
centering
includegraphics[scale=0.2]{Imagenes/01_01}
caption{Comite de ciencia 2012.label{fig:01_01}}
end{figure}
floats ref
edited Feb 10 at 23:36
Kurt
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:31
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I'm writing my thesis and I've founded some problems with refer a figure. For example, in the below code, I have a main.tex and I call other chapters with input or include (e.g. ch1). In the "ch1" I inserted a figure and ref before, when I compile, the reference shows "Figure ??" with questions marks instead of the number of the figure. I already checked if keep the same name in the ref and label. Please, I appreciate any help with this.
Note: May be the problem is works with "main.tex", since I tried writting the chapter in the same archive, and I haven't problem, I don't know why. I would like works with the structured form.
documentclass[10pt,oneside,onecolumn]{book}
usepackage{geometry} %margenes
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} %tildes
usepackage{setspace} %paquete para interlineado
usepackage{helvet} % para tipo de letra
usepackage{ragged2e} %alineamiento del texto horizontal
usepackage{indentfirst} %borrar o establecer sangrías
usepackage{graphicx} %imágenes
usepackage[T1]{fontenc} %LaTeX asocia el caracter "228" y lo transforma en el requerido
usepackage{fancyhdr} %formatos paginas header & footer
usepackage{imakeidx}
usepackage{titlesec} %editor de titulo
usepackage[labelfont=bf]{caption} % poner negrita la palabra "figura" en imágenes
usepackage{subcaption} %Crear subfiguras
usepackage{caption} %Crear subfiguras
geometry{letterpaper,
total={151mm,214mm},
left=40mm,
top=40mm,
}
begin{document}
input{ch1}
input{ch2}
end{document}
%%%%%%
chapter{Large{ %tamaño 14
textbf{parindent=0pt % negrita
Introduccion}
}
}
normalsize{parindent=0pt
Este es el cap'itulo n'umero uno de esta tedioso y larga tesis.
}
section{Cualquier cosa}
parindent=0pt
Hola Figure~ref{fig:01_01}
begin{figure}[ht]
centering
includegraphics[scale=0.2]{Imagenes/01_01}
caption{Comite de ciencia 2012.label{fig:01_01}}
end{figure}
floats ref
edited Feb 10 at 23:36
Kurt
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:31
JVeraJVera
61
1
Have you tried compiling your document twice?
– JouleV
Feb 11 at 0:42
Off-topic: (i) If you didn't load theindentfirstpackage, you wouldn't have to supply all thoseparindent=0pt(=noindent) instructions after chapter- and section-level headers. (ii)Largeis a switch, i.e., it doesn't take an argument encased in curly braces.
– Mico
Feb 11 at 0:51
add a comment |
I'm writing my thesis and I've founded some problems with refer a figure. For example, in the below code, I have a main.tex and I call other chapters with input or include (e.g. ch1). In the "ch1" I inserted a figure and ref before, when I compile, the reference shows "Figure ??" with questions marks instead of the number of the figure. I already checked if keep the same name in the ref and label. Please, I appreciate any help with this.
Note: May be the problem is works with "main.tex", since I tried writting the chapter in the same archive, and I haven't problem, I don't know why. I would like works with the structured form.
documentclass[10pt,oneside,onecolumn]{book}
usepackage{geometry} %margenes
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} %tildes
usepackage{setspace} %paquete para interlineado
usepackage{helvet} % para tipo de letra
usepackage{ragged2e} %alineamiento del texto horizontal
usepackage{indentfirst} %borrar o establecer sangrías
usepackage{graphicx} %imágenes
usepackage[T1]{fontenc} %LaTeX asocia el caracter "228" y lo transforma en el requerido
usepackage{fancyhdr} %formatos paginas header & footer
usepackage{imakeidx}
usepackage{titlesec} %editor de titulo
usepackage[labelfont=bf]{caption} % poner negrita la palabra "figura" en imágenes
usepackage{subcaption} %Crear subfiguras
usepackage{caption} %Crear subfiguras
geometry{letterpaper,
total={151mm,214mm},
left=40mm,
top=40mm,
}
begin{document}
input{ch1}
input{ch2}
end{document}
%%%%%%
chapter{Large{ %tamaño 14
textbf{parindent=0pt % negrita
Introduccion}
}
}
normalsize{parindent=0pt
Este es el cap'itulo n'umero uno de esta tedioso y larga tesis.
}
section{Cualquier cosa}
parindent=0pt
Hola Figure~ref{fig:01_01}
begin{figure}[ht]
centering
includegraphics[scale=0.2]{Imagenes/01_01}
caption{Comite de ciencia 2012.label{fig:01_01}}
end{figure}
floats ref
edited Feb 10 at 23:36
Kurt
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:31
JVeraJVera
61
I'm writing my thesis and I've founded some problems with refer a figure. For example, in the below code, I have a main.tex and I call other chapters with input or include (e.g. ch1). In the "ch1" I inserted a figure and ref before, when I compile, the reference shows "Figure ??" with questions marks instead of the number of the figure. I already checked if keep the same name in the ref and label. Please, I appreciate any help with this.
Note: May be the problem is works with "main.tex", since I tried writting the chapter in the same archive, and I haven't problem, I don't know why. I would like works with the structured form.
documentclass[10pt,oneside,onecolumn]{book}
usepackage{geometry} %margenes
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} %tildes
usepackage{setspace} %paquete para interlineado
usepackage{helvet} % para tipo de letra
usepackage{ragged2e} %alineamiento del texto horizontal
usepackage{indentfirst} %borrar o establecer sangrías
usepackage{graphicx} %imágenes
usepackage[T1]{fontenc} %LaTeX asocia el caracter "228" y lo transforma en el requerido
usepackage{fancyhdr} %formatos paginas header & footer
usepackage{imakeidx}
usepackage{titlesec} %editor de titulo
usepackage[labelfont=bf]{caption} % poner negrita la palabra "figura" en imágenes
usepackage{subcaption} %Crear subfiguras
usepackage{caption} %Crear subfiguras
geometry{letterpaper,
total={151mm,214mm},
left=40mm,
top=40mm,
}
begin{document}
input{ch1}
input{ch2}
end{document}
%%%%%%
chapter{Large{ %tamaño 14
textbf{parindent=0pt % negrita
Introduccion}
}
}
normalsize{parindent=0pt
Este es el cap'itulo n'umero uno de esta tedioso y larga tesis.
}
section{Cualquier cosa}
parindent=0pt
Hola Figure~ref{fig:01_01}
begin{figure}[ht]
centering
includegraphics[scale=0.2]{Imagenes/01_01}
caption{Comite de ciencia 2012.label{fig:01_01}}
end{figure}
floats ref
floats ref
edited Feb 10 at 23:36
Kurt
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:31
JVeraJVera
61
edited Feb 10 at 23:36
Kurt
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:31
JVeraJVera
61
edited Feb 10 at 23:36
Kurt
37.9k847162
edited Feb 10 at 23:36
Kurt
37.9k847162
edited Feb 10 at 23:36
Kurt
37.9k847162
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:31
JVeraJVera
61
asked Feb 10 at 23:31
JVeraJVera
61
asked Feb 10 at 23:31
JVeraJVera
61
61
1
Have you tried compiling your document twice?
– JouleV
Feb 11 at 0:42
Off-topic: (i) If you didn't load theindentfirstpackage, you wouldn't have to supply all thoseparindent=0pt(=noindent) instructions after chapter- and section-level headers. (ii)Largeis a switch, i.e., it doesn't take an argument encased in curly braces.
– Mico
Feb 11 at 0:51
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1
Have you tried compiling your document twice?
– JouleV
Feb 11 at 0:42
Off-topic: (i) If you didn't load theindentfirstpackage, you wouldn't have to supply all thoseparindent=0pt(=noindent) instructions after chapter- and section-level headers. (ii)Largeis a switch, i.e., it doesn't take an argument encased in curly braces.
– Mico
Feb 11 at 0:51
1
1
Have you tried compiling your document twice?
– JouleV
Feb 11 at 0:42
Have you tried compiling your document twice?
– JouleV
Feb 11 at 0:42
Off-topic: (i) If you didn't load the
indentfirst package, you wouldn't have to supply all those parindent=0pt (=noindent) instructions after chapter- and section-level headers. (ii) Large is a switch, i.e., it doesn't take an argument encased in curly braces.– Mico
Feb 11 at 0:51
Off-topic: (i) If you didn't load the
indentfirst package, you wouldn't have to supply all those parindent=0pt (=noindent) instructions after chapter- and section-level headers. (ii) Large is a switch, i.e., it doesn't take an argument encased in curly braces.– Mico
Feb 11 at 0:51
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Have you tried compiling your document twice?
– JouleV
Feb 11 at 0:42
Off-topic: (i) If you didn't load the
indentfirstpackage, you wouldn't have to supply all thoseparindent=0pt(=noindent) instructions after chapter- and section-level headers. (ii)Largeis a switch, i.e., it doesn't take an argument encased in curly braces.– Mico
Feb 11 at 0:51