Left align equation with multiple lines or long equations
I have a long equation that needs to be separated into multiple lines to fit on my page.
I would like to align the first line of this equation to the LEFT of my page, and then the following line should be aligned to the = symbol of the first line.
For now I have the following
begin{flalign}
begin{aligned}FC M-0 Future MI (u) = CALCULATE([Quantity (u)],P2_Profile_Data \
[Cycle_Distance] ="M-0", P2_Profile_Data[Profile]="MI", \
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]>=1 &&
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]<=50
)
end{aligned}
end{flalign}
The code above doesn't align the first line to the left of the page, and the second line is not aligned to the = symbol of the first line.
math-mode align
edited Mar 4 at 0:42
David Carlisle
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asked Mar 3 at 23:58
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I have a long equation that needs to be separated into multiple lines to fit on my page.
I would like to align the first line of this equation to the LEFT of my page, and then the following line should be aligned to the = symbol of the first line.
For now I have the following
begin{flalign}
begin{aligned}FC M-0 Future MI (u) = CALCULATE([Quantity (u)],P2_Profile_Data \
[Cycle_Distance] ="M-0", P2_Profile_Data[Profile]="MI", \
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]>=1 &&
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]<=50
)
end{aligned}
end{flalign}
The code above doesn't align the first line to the left of the page, and the second line is not aligned to the = symbol of the first line.
math-mode align
edited Mar 4 at 0:42
David Carlisle
494k4111381885
asked Mar 3 at 23:58
bp123bp123
61
please always show complete small documents not fragments. The image you show is set in text mode not math mode, so would not normally be produced by the fragment you show which is math mode. I suspect that there were other errors earlier in the document not shown and this output is just tex's error recovery.
– David Carlisle
Mar 4 at 7:45
What are you trying to accomplish the && and the unbalanced )? Would quadtext{and}quad be a good idea?
– John Kormylo
Mar 4 at 18:35
add a comment |
I have a long equation that needs to be separated into multiple lines to fit on my page.
I would like to align the first line of this equation to the LEFT of my page, and then the following line should be aligned to the = symbol of the first line.
For now I have the following
begin{flalign}
begin{aligned}FC M-0 Future MI (u) = CALCULATE([Quantity (u)],P2_Profile_Data \
[Cycle_Distance] ="M-0", P2_Profile_Data[Profile]="MI", \
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]>=1 &&
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]<=50
)
end{aligned}
end{flalign}
The code above doesn't align the first line to the left of the page, and the second line is not aligned to the = symbol of the first line.
math-mode align
edited Mar 4 at 0:42
David Carlisle
494k4111381885
asked Mar 3 at 23:58
bp123bp123
61
I have a long equation that needs to be separated into multiple lines to fit on my page.
I would like to align the first line of this equation to the LEFT of my page, and then the following line should be aligned to the = symbol of the first line.
For now I have the following
begin{flalign}
begin{aligned}FC M-0 Future MI (u) = CALCULATE([Quantity (u)],P2_Profile_Data \
[Cycle_Distance] ="M-0", P2_Profile_Data[Profile]="MI", \
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]>=1 &&
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]<=50
)
end{aligned}
end{flalign}
The code above doesn't align the first line to the left of the page, and the second line is not aligned to the = symbol of the first line.
math-mode align
math-mode align
edited Mar 4 at 0:42
David Carlisle
494k4111381885
asked Mar 3 at 23:58
bp123bp123
61
edited Mar 4 at 0:42
David Carlisle
494k4111381885
asked Mar 3 at 23:58
bp123bp123
61
edited Mar 4 at 0:42
David Carlisle
494k4111381885
edited Mar 4 at 0:42
David Carlisle
494k4111381885
edited Mar 4 at 0:42
David Carlisle
494k4111381885
494k4111381885
asked Mar 3 at 23:58
bp123bp123
61
asked Mar 3 at 23:58
bp123bp123
61
asked Mar 3 at 23:58
bp123bp123
61
61
please always show complete small documents not fragments. The image you show is set in text mode not math mode, so would not normally be produced by the fragment you show which is math mode. I suspect that there were other errors earlier in the document not shown and this output is just tex's error recovery.
– David Carlisle
Mar 4 at 7:45
What are you trying to accomplish the && and the unbalanced )? Would quadtext{and}quad be a good idea?
– John Kormylo
Mar 4 at 18:35
add a comment |
please always show complete small documents not fragments. The image you show is set in text mode not math mode, so would not normally be produced by the fragment you show which is math mode. I suspect that there were other errors earlier in the document not shown and this output is just tex's error recovery.
– David Carlisle
Mar 4 at 7:45
What are you trying to accomplish the && and the unbalanced )? Would quadtext{and}quad be a good idea?
– John Kormylo
Mar 4 at 18:35
please always show complete small documents not fragments. The image you show is set in text mode not math mode, so would not normally be produced by the fragment you show which is math mode. I suspect that there were other errors earlier in the document not shown and this output is just tex's error recovery.
– David Carlisle
Mar 4 at 7:45
please always show complete small documents not fragments. The image you show is set in text mode not math mode, so would not normally be produced by the fragment you show which is math mode. I suspect that there were other errors earlier in the document not shown and this output is just tex's error recovery.
– David Carlisle
Mar 4 at 7:45
What are you trying to accomplish the && and the unbalanced )? Would quadtext{and}quad be a good idea?
– John Kormylo
Mar 4 at 18:35
What are you trying to accomplish the && and the unbalanced )? Would quadtext{and}quad be a good idea?
– John Kormylo
Mar 4 at 18:35
add a comment |
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Something like this could work:
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{equation}
scriptsize
begin{aligned}FC M-0 Future MI (u) &= CALCULATE([Quantity (u)],P2_Profile_Data \
[Cycle_Distance] &="M-0", P2_Profile_Data[Profile]="MI", \
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]&ge 1 &&
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]le 50
)
end{aligned}
end{equation}
end{document}
But I am sure you could find better ways like placing the text inside text commands and defining long words with "acronyms" so that the equation could fit in the text in normalsize
answered Mar 4 at 0:12
koleygrkoleygr
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Also, you should use quotes like `` and''
– koleygr
Mar 4 at 0:14
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Something like this could work:
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{equation}
scriptsize
begin{aligned}FC M-0 Future MI (u) &= CALCULATE([Quantity (u)],P2_Profile_Data \
[Cycle_Distance] &="M-0", P2_Profile_Data[Profile]="MI", \
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]&ge 1 &&
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]le 50
)
end{aligned}
end{equation}
end{document}
But I am sure you could find better ways like placing the text inside text commands and defining long words with "acronyms" so that the equation could fit in the text in normalsize
answered Mar 4 at 0:12
koleygrkoleygr
12.4k11038
2
Also, you should use quotes like `` and''
– koleygr
Mar 4 at 0:14
add a comment |
Something like this could work:
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{equation}
scriptsize
begin{aligned}FC M-0 Future MI (u) &= CALCULATE([Quantity (u)],P2_Profile_Data \
[Cycle_Distance] &="M-0", P2_Profile_Data[Profile]="MI", \
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]&ge 1 &&
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]le 50
)
end{aligned}
end{equation}
end{document}
But I am sure you could find better ways like placing the text inside text commands and defining long words with "acronyms" so that the equation could fit in the text in normalsize
answered Mar 4 at 0:12
koleygrkoleygr
12.4k11038
2
Also, you should use quotes like `` and''
– koleygr
Mar 4 at 0:14
add a comment |
Something like this could work:
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{equation}
scriptsize
begin{aligned}FC M-0 Future MI (u) &= CALCULATE([Quantity (u)],P2_Profile_Data \
[Cycle_Distance] &="M-0", P2_Profile_Data[Profile]="MI", \
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]&ge 1 &&
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]le 50
)
end{aligned}
end{equation}
end{document}
But I am sure you could find better ways like placing the text inside text commands and defining long words with "acronyms" so that the equation could fit in the text in normalsize
answered Mar 4 at 0:12
koleygrkoleygr
12.4k11038
Something like this could work:
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{equation}
scriptsize
begin{aligned}FC M-0 Future MI (u) &= CALCULATE([Quantity (u)],P2_Profile_Data \
[Cycle_Distance] &="M-0", P2_Profile_Data[Profile]="MI", \
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]&ge 1 &&
FinCalendar[Fin MonthOffset]le 50
)
end{aligned}
end{equation}
end{document}
But I am sure you could find better ways like placing the text inside text commands and defining long words with "acronyms" so that the equation could fit in the text in normalsize
answered Mar 4 at 0:12
koleygrkoleygr
12.4k11038
answered Mar 4 at 0:12
koleygrkoleygr
12.4k11038
answered Mar 4 at 0:12
koleygrkoleygr
12.4k11038
answered Mar 4 at 0:12
koleygrkoleygr
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Also, you should use quotes like `` and''
– koleygr
Mar 4 at 0:14
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2
Also, you should use quotes like `` and''
– koleygr
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please always show complete small documents not fragments. The image you show is set in text mode not math mode, so would not normally be produced by the fragment you show which is math mode. I suspect that there were other errors earlier in the document not shown and this output is just tex's error recovery.
– David Carlisle
Mar 4 at 7:45
What are you trying to accomplish the && and the unbalanced )? Would quadtext{and}quad be a good idea?
– John Kormylo
Mar 4 at 18:35