Define a new align environment with custom numeration











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I am writting a report and I have multiple systems of equations. I want to avoid have too big numbers (Equation 4.200 for example) and I dont want to link the numbering to the chapter or the section.



I want a personalized align enviroment that enummerates the equations as:



(A1)



(A2)



(A3)



The first time I use it and



(B1)



(B2)



(B3)



The second time I use and so on.



The normal numeration of the usual align enviroment or equation enviroment should not be afffected.



I have been trying for some hours but none of the answers seems to work :(



Thanks in advance!!










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    I am writting a report and I have multiple systems of equations. I want to avoid have too big numbers (Equation 4.200 for example) and I dont want to link the numbering to the chapter or the section.



    I want a personalized align enviroment that enummerates the equations as:



    (A1)



    (A2)



    (A3)



    The first time I use it and



    (B1)



    (B2)



    (B3)



    The second time I use and so on.



    The normal numeration of the usual align enviroment or equation enviroment should not be afffected.



    I have been trying for some hours but none of the answers seems to work :(



    Thanks in advance!!










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      I am writting a report and I have multiple systems of equations. I want to avoid have too big numbers (Equation 4.200 for example) and I dont want to link the numbering to the chapter or the section.



      I want a personalized align enviroment that enummerates the equations as:



      (A1)



      (A2)



      (A3)



      The first time I use it and



      (B1)



      (B2)



      (B3)



      The second time I use and so on.



      The normal numeration of the usual align enviroment or equation enviroment should not be afffected.



      I have been trying for some hours but none of the answers seems to work :(



      Thanks in advance!!










      share|improve this question







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      I am writting a report and I have multiple systems of equations. I want to avoid have too big numbers (Equation 4.200 for example) and I dont want to link the numbering to the chapter or the section.



      I want a personalized align enviroment that enummerates the equations as:



      (A1)



      (A2)



      (A3)



      The first time I use it and



      (B1)



      (B2)



      (B3)



      The second time I use and so on.



      The normal numeration of the usual align enviroment or equation enviroment should not be afffected.



      I have been trying for some hours but none of the answers seems to work :(



      Thanks in advance!!







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          We can locally change the equation counter (restoring it at the end). This also behaves well with label and ref.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{amsmath}

          newcounter{alphalign}
          renewcommand{thealphalign}{Alph{alphalign}}
          newcounter{alphalignsavedequation}

          newenvironment{alphalign}
          {%
          setcounter{alphalignsavedequation}{value{equation}}%
          counterwithin*{equation}{alphalign}%
          stepcounter{alphalign}%
          renewcommand{theequation}{thealphalignarabic{equation}}%
          align
          }
          {endalignsetcounter{equation}{value{alphalignsavedequation}}}

          begin{document}

          An equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          An alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          Another alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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            Nov 20 at 23:56


















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          The following code lets the equation counter to another counter called selfalign within the newly-defined environment (group) selfalign. Since the let is scoped/temporary within the group, it reverts to the original definition afterwards. alphalph is used to ensure the selfalign counter prefix can roll over beyond Z, if needed.



          enter image description here



          documentclass{article}

          usepackage{amsmath,alphalph}
          newcounter{selfalignprefix}
          newcounter{selfalign}[selfalignprefix]

          renewcommand{theselfalignprefix}{AlphAlph{value{selfalignprefix}}}
          renewcommand{theselfalign}{theselfalignprefixarabic{selfalign}}

          makeatletter
          newenvironment{selfalign}
          {letc@equationc@selfalign% Make equation counter point to the selfalign counter
          stepcounter{selfalignprefix}% Step the prefix counter
          renewcommand{theequation}{theselfalign}% Update equation counter representation
          align}
          {endalign}
          makeatother

          begin{document}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          end{document}





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          We can locally change the equation counter (restoring it at the end). This also behaves well with label and ref.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{amsmath}

          newcounter{alphalign}
          renewcommand{thealphalign}{Alph{alphalign}}
          newcounter{alphalignsavedequation}

          newenvironment{alphalign}
          {%
          setcounter{alphalignsavedequation}{value{equation}}%
          counterwithin*{equation}{alphalign}%
          stepcounter{alphalign}%
          renewcommand{theequation}{thealphalignarabic{equation}}%
          align
          }
          {endalignsetcounter{equation}{value{alphalignsavedequation}}}

          begin{document}

          An equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          An alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          Another alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • Works perfectly, thanks!
            – Andrus
            Nov 20 at 23:56















          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted










          We can locally change the equation counter (restoring it at the end). This also behaves well with label and ref.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{amsmath}

          newcounter{alphalign}
          renewcommand{thealphalign}{Alph{alphalign}}
          newcounter{alphalignsavedequation}

          newenvironment{alphalign}
          {%
          setcounter{alphalignsavedequation}{value{equation}}%
          counterwithin*{equation}{alphalign}%
          stepcounter{alphalign}%
          renewcommand{theequation}{thealphalignarabic{equation}}%
          align
          }
          {endalignsetcounter{equation}{value{alphalignsavedequation}}}

          begin{document}

          An equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          An alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          Another alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • Works perfectly, thanks!
            – Andrus
            Nov 20 at 23:56













          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted






          We can locally change the equation counter (restoring it at the end). This also behaves well with label and ref.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{amsmath}

          newcounter{alphalign}
          renewcommand{thealphalign}{Alph{alphalign}}
          newcounter{alphalignsavedequation}

          newenvironment{alphalign}
          {%
          setcounter{alphalignsavedequation}{value{equation}}%
          counterwithin*{equation}{alphalign}%
          stepcounter{alphalign}%
          renewcommand{theequation}{thealphalignarabic{equation}}%
          align
          }
          {endalignsetcounter{equation}{value{alphalignsavedequation}}}

          begin{document}

          An equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          An alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          Another alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}

          end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer












          We can locally change the equation counter (restoring it at the end). This also behaves well with label and ref.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{amsmath}

          newcounter{alphalign}
          renewcommand{thealphalign}{Alph{alphalign}}
          newcounter{alphalignsavedequation}

          newenvironment{alphalign}
          {%
          setcounter{alphalignsavedequation}{value{equation}}%
          counterwithin*{equation}{alphalign}%
          stepcounter{alphalign}%
          renewcommand{theequation}{thealphalignarabic{equation}}%
          align
          }
          {endalignsetcounter{equation}{value{alphalignsavedequation}}}

          begin{document}

          An equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          An alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}
          Another alignment with alpha
          begin{alphalign}
          0&=0\
          1&=1\
          2&=2
          end{alphalign}
          Another equation
          begin{equation}
          0=0
          end{equation}

          end{document}


          enter image description here







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          • Works perfectly, thanks!
            – Andrus
            Nov 20 at 23:56


















          • Works perfectly, thanks!
            – Andrus
            Nov 20 at 23:56
















          Works perfectly, thanks!
          – Andrus
          Nov 20 at 23:56




          Works perfectly, thanks!
          – Andrus
          Nov 20 at 23:56










          up vote
          1
          down vote













          The following code lets the equation counter to another counter called selfalign within the newly-defined environment (group) selfalign. Since the let is scoped/temporary within the group, it reverts to the original definition afterwards. alphalph is used to ensure the selfalign counter prefix can roll over beyond Z, if needed.



          enter image description here



          documentclass{article}

          usepackage{amsmath,alphalph}
          newcounter{selfalignprefix}
          newcounter{selfalign}[selfalignprefix]

          renewcommand{theselfalignprefix}{AlphAlph{value{selfalignprefix}}}
          renewcommand{theselfalign}{theselfalignprefixarabic{selfalign}}

          makeatletter
          newenvironment{selfalign}
          {letc@equationc@selfalign% Make equation counter point to the selfalign counter
          stepcounter{selfalignprefix}% Step the prefix counter
          renewcommand{theequation}{theselfalign}% Update equation counter representation
          align}
          {endalign}
          makeatother

          begin{document}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          end{document}





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          • Thanks for your help!
            – Andrus
            Nov 20 at 23:57















          up vote
          1
          down vote













          The following code lets the equation counter to another counter called selfalign within the newly-defined environment (group) selfalign. Since the let is scoped/temporary within the group, it reverts to the original definition afterwards. alphalph is used to ensure the selfalign counter prefix can roll over beyond Z, if needed.



          enter image description here



          documentclass{article}

          usepackage{amsmath,alphalph}
          newcounter{selfalignprefix}
          newcounter{selfalign}[selfalignprefix]

          renewcommand{theselfalignprefix}{AlphAlph{value{selfalignprefix}}}
          renewcommand{theselfalign}{theselfalignprefixarabic{selfalign}}

          makeatletter
          newenvironment{selfalign}
          {letc@equationc@selfalign% Make equation counter point to the selfalign counter
          stepcounter{selfalignprefix}% Step the prefix counter
          renewcommand{theequation}{theselfalign}% Update equation counter representation
          align}
          {endalign}
          makeatother

          begin{document}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          end{document}





          share|improve this answer





















          • Thanks for your help!
            – Andrus
            Nov 20 at 23:57













          up vote
          1
          down vote










          up vote
          1
          down vote









          The following code lets the equation counter to another counter called selfalign within the newly-defined environment (group) selfalign. Since the let is scoped/temporary within the group, it reverts to the original definition afterwards. alphalph is used to ensure the selfalign counter prefix can roll over beyond Z, if needed.



          enter image description here



          documentclass{article}

          usepackage{amsmath,alphalph}
          newcounter{selfalignprefix}
          newcounter{selfalign}[selfalignprefix]

          renewcommand{theselfalignprefix}{AlphAlph{value{selfalignprefix}}}
          renewcommand{theselfalign}{theselfalignprefixarabic{selfalign}}

          makeatletter
          newenvironment{selfalign}
          {letc@equationc@selfalign% Make equation counter point to the selfalign counter
          stepcounter{selfalignprefix}% Step the prefix counter
          renewcommand{theequation}{theselfalign}% Update equation counter representation
          align}
          {endalign}
          makeatother

          begin{document}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          end{document}





          share|improve this answer












          The following code lets the equation counter to another counter called selfalign within the newly-defined environment (group) selfalign. Since the let is scoped/temporary within the group, it reverts to the original definition afterwards. alphalph is used to ensure the selfalign counter prefix can roll over beyond Z, if needed.



          enter image description here



          documentclass{article}

          usepackage{amsmath,alphalph}
          newcounter{selfalignprefix}
          newcounter{selfalign}[selfalignprefix]

          renewcommand{theselfalignprefix}{AlphAlph{value{selfalignprefix}}}
          renewcommand{theselfalign}{theselfalignprefixarabic{selfalign}}

          makeatletter
          newenvironment{selfalign}
          {letc@equationc@selfalign% Make equation counter point to the selfalign counter
          stepcounter{selfalignprefix}% Step the prefix counter
          renewcommand{theequation}{theselfalign}% Update equation counter representation
          align}
          {endalign}
          makeatother

          begin{document}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          begin{align}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{align}

          begin{selfalign}
          f(x) \ g(x) \ h(x)
          end{selfalign}

          end{document}






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