Align units of equations and units of corresponding legends below each other
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I am using this code to align equation units of right the equation and to create nice equation legends.
Minimum Working Example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage{siunitx}
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is to align the units of right the equations: ---------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
makeatletter%
providecommandadd@text{}%
newcommandaddunit[1]{%
gdefadd@text{[si{#1}]gdefadd@text{}}}%
renewcommandtagform@[1]{%
maketag@@@{llap{add@textqquad}(ignorespaces#1unskip@@italiccorr)}%
}%
makeatother%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is for equation legends including symbol, description and unit ----
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
newenvironment{legend*}{%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent%
begingroup%
leftskip = 3em% Indent from left, alternative 4em
noindenttext{hspace{0.2em} where}%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent%
tabularx{columnwidth}{>{(}l<{)} @{hspace{2em}} l @{hspace{2em}} >{raggedrightarraybackslash}>{[} c<{]}}}%
{endtabularxparvspace{2em}%
par%
endgroup%
}%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- Document part ------------------------------------------------------------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
begin{equation}
V = BC addunit{squaremeter}
end{equation}
begin{legend*}
V & Filter volume & si{cubicmeter}\
B & Density of the filter & si{kilogrampercubicmeter}\
C & Filter mass & si{kilogram}\
end{legend*}
end{document}
Screenshot of the result:
Description of the issue:
As you can see, this is looking nice but not perfect. Therefore I want to align the units of the legend flushed right in one line with the unit of the equation.
Screenshot of the desired state:
How can I modify this code?
horizontal-alignment equations tabularx legend units
asked Dec 7 at 13:00
Dave
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I am using this code to align equation units of right the equation and to create nice equation legends.
Minimum Working Example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage{siunitx}
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is to align the units of right the equations: ---------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
makeatletter%
providecommandadd@text{}%
newcommandaddunit[1]{%
gdefadd@text{[si{#1}]gdefadd@text{}}}%
renewcommandtagform@[1]{%
maketag@@@{llap{add@textqquad}(ignorespaces#1unskip@@italiccorr)}%
}%
makeatother%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is for equation legends including symbol, description and unit ----
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
newenvironment{legend*}{%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent%
begingroup%
leftskip = 3em% Indent from left, alternative 4em
noindenttext{hspace{0.2em} where}%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent%
tabularx{columnwidth}{>{(}l<{)} @{hspace{2em}} l @{hspace{2em}} >{raggedrightarraybackslash}>{[} c<{]}}}%
{endtabularxparvspace{2em}%
par%
endgroup%
}%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- Document part ------------------------------------------------------------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
begin{equation}
V = BC addunit{squaremeter}
end{equation}
begin{legend*}
V & Filter volume & si{cubicmeter}\
B & Density of the filter & si{kilogrampercubicmeter}\
C & Filter mass & si{kilogram}\
end{legend*}
end{document}
Screenshot of the result:
Description of the issue:
As you can see, this is looking nice but not perfect. Therefore I want to align the units of the legend flushed right in one line with the unit of the equation.
Screenshot of the desired state:
How can I modify this code?
horizontal-alignment equations tabularx legend units
asked Dec 7 at 13:00
Dave
719516
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
favorite
up vote
2
down vote
favorite
I am using this code to align equation units of right the equation and to create nice equation legends.
Minimum Working Example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage{siunitx}
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is to align the units of right the equations: ---------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
makeatletter%
providecommandadd@text{}%
newcommandaddunit[1]{%
gdefadd@text{[si{#1}]gdefadd@text{}}}%
renewcommandtagform@[1]{%
maketag@@@{llap{add@textqquad}(ignorespaces#1unskip@@italiccorr)}%
}%
makeatother%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is for equation legends including symbol, description and unit ----
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
newenvironment{legend*}{%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent%
begingroup%
leftskip = 3em% Indent from left, alternative 4em
noindenttext{hspace{0.2em} where}%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent%
tabularx{columnwidth}{>{(}l<{)} @{hspace{2em}} l @{hspace{2em}} >{raggedrightarraybackslash}>{[} c<{]}}}%
{endtabularxparvspace{2em}%
par%
endgroup%
}%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- Document part ------------------------------------------------------------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
begin{equation}
V = BC addunit{squaremeter}
end{equation}
begin{legend*}
V & Filter volume & si{cubicmeter}\
B & Density of the filter & si{kilogrampercubicmeter}\
C & Filter mass & si{kilogram}\
end{legend*}
end{document}
Screenshot of the result:
Description of the issue:
As you can see, this is looking nice but not perfect. Therefore I want to align the units of the legend flushed right in one line with the unit of the equation.
Screenshot of the desired state:
How can I modify this code?
horizontal-alignment equations tabularx legend units
asked Dec 7 at 13:00
Dave
719516
I am using this code to align equation units of right the equation and to create nice equation legends.
Minimum Working Example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage{siunitx}
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is to align the units of right the equations: ---------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
makeatletter%
providecommandadd@text{}%
newcommandaddunit[1]{%
gdefadd@text{[si{#1}]gdefadd@text{}}}%
renewcommandtagform@[1]{%
maketag@@@{llap{add@textqquad}(ignorespaces#1unskip@@italiccorr)}%
}%
makeatother%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is for equation legends including symbol, description and unit ----
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
newenvironment{legend*}{%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent%
begingroup%
leftskip = 3em% Indent from left, alternative 4em
noindenttext{hspace{0.2em} where}%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent%
tabularx{columnwidth}{>{(}l<{)} @{hspace{2em}} l @{hspace{2em}} >{raggedrightarraybackslash}>{[} c<{]}}}%
{endtabularxparvspace{2em}%
par%
endgroup%
}%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- Document part ------------------------------------------------------------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
begin{equation}
V = BC addunit{squaremeter}
end{equation}
begin{legend*}
V & Filter volume & si{cubicmeter}\
B & Density of the filter & si{kilogrampercubicmeter}\
C & Filter mass & si{kilogram}\
end{legend*}
end{document}
Screenshot of the result:
Description of the issue:
As you can see, this is looking nice but not perfect. Therefore I want to align the units of the legend flushed right in one line with the unit of the equation.
Screenshot of the desired state:
How can I modify this code?
horizontal-alignment equations tabularx legend units
horizontal-alignment equations tabularx legend units
asked Dec 7 at 13:00
Dave
719516
asked Dec 7 at 13:00
Dave
719516
edited Dec 7 at 13:06
asked Dec 7 at 13:00
Dave
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asked Dec 7 at 13:00
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asked Dec 7 at 13:00
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Use an X column:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage{siunitx}
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is to align the units of right the equations: ---------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
makeatletter
providecommandadd@text{}
newcommandaddunit[1]{%
gdefadd@text{(si{#1})gdefadd@text{}}
}
renewcommandtagform@[1]{%
maketag@@@{llap{add@textqquad}(ignorespaces#1unskip@@italiccorr)}%
}
makeatother
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is for equation legends including symbol, description and unit ----
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
newenvironment{legend*}{%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent
begingroup
tabularx{columnwidth}{
@{hspace{3em}}
>{(}l<{)}
@{hspace{2em}}
l
@{hspace{2em}}
>{raggedrightarraybackslash}>{hfill(} X<{)qquadhphantom{theequation}}
@{}
}multicolumn{3}{@{hspace{3em}}l@{}}{where}\[1ex]
}%
{endtabularxparvspace{2em}%
par
endgroup
}%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- Document part ------------------------------------------------------------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
begin{equation}
V = BC addunit{squaremeter}
end{equation}
begin{legend*}
V & Filter volume & si{cubicmeter}\
B & Density of the filter & si{kilogrampercubicmeter}\
C & Filter mass & si{kilogram}\
end{legend*}
end{document}
answered Dec 7 at 13:11
egreg
704k8618763155
1
@Dave Fixed. I would not use this alignment, though; in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, say two quads from it; in the legend, just after the description.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:20
Thanks a lot for your help! You said "in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, [...]; in the legend, just after the description." Oh, is this a rule or just an opinion? :-)
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:25
@Dave Personal opinion. Do as it is common in your field.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:37
Yes, when thinking about it - I think you are right! It is better to keep them close to each other. But something else makes me headache: Do you have an idea on how to auto-write the third table column always assi{<column content>}? How can we add that to the modification? It would be nice, so in the text there is no need to writesi{<unit>}anymore, just <unit>...
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:58
@Dave There's thescolumn type
– egreg
Dec 7 at 14:05
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Use an X column:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage{siunitx}
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is to align the units of right the equations: ---------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
makeatletter
providecommandadd@text{}
newcommandaddunit[1]{%
gdefadd@text{(si{#1})gdefadd@text{}}
}
renewcommandtagform@[1]{%
maketag@@@{llap{add@textqquad}(ignorespaces#1unskip@@italiccorr)}%
}
makeatother
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is for equation legends including symbol, description and unit ----
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
newenvironment{legend*}{%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent
begingroup
tabularx{columnwidth}{
@{hspace{3em}}
>{(}l<{)}
@{hspace{2em}}
l
@{hspace{2em}}
>{raggedrightarraybackslash}>{hfill(} X<{)qquadhphantom{theequation}}
@{}
}multicolumn{3}{@{hspace{3em}}l@{}}{where}\[1ex]
}%
{endtabularxparvspace{2em}%
par
endgroup
}%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- Document part ------------------------------------------------------------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
begin{equation}
V = BC addunit{squaremeter}
end{equation}
begin{legend*}
V & Filter volume & si{cubicmeter}\
B & Density of the filter & si{kilogrampercubicmeter}\
C & Filter mass & si{kilogram}\
end{legend*}
end{document}
answered Dec 7 at 13:11
egreg
704k8618763155
1
@Dave Fixed. I would not use this alignment, though; in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, say two quads from it; in the legend, just after the description.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:20
Thanks a lot for your help! You said "in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, [...]; in the legend, just after the description." Oh, is this a rule or just an opinion? :-)
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:25
@Dave Personal opinion. Do as it is common in your field.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:37
Yes, when thinking about it - I think you are right! It is better to keep them close to each other. But something else makes me headache: Do you have an idea on how to auto-write the third table column always assi{<column content>}? How can we add that to the modification? It would be nice, so in the text there is no need to writesi{<unit>}anymore, just <unit>...
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:58
@Dave There's thescolumn type
– egreg
Dec 7 at 14:05
|
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Use an X column:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage{siunitx}
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is to align the units of right the equations: ---------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
makeatletter
providecommandadd@text{}
newcommandaddunit[1]{%
gdefadd@text{(si{#1})gdefadd@text{}}
}
renewcommandtagform@[1]{%
maketag@@@{llap{add@textqquad}(ignorespaces#1unskip@@italiccorr)}%
}
makeatother
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is for equation legends including symbol, description and unit ----
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
newenvironment{legend*}{%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent
begingroup
tabularx{columnwidth}{
@{hspace{3em}}
>{(}l<{)}
@{hspace{2em}}
l
@{hspace{2em}}
>{raggedrightarraybackslash}>{hfill(} X<{)qquadhphantom{theequation}}
@{}
}multicolumn{3}{@{hspace{3em}}l@{}}{where}\[1ex]
}%
{endtabularxparvspace{2em}%
par
endgroup
}%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- Document part ------------------------------------------------------------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
begin{equation}
V = BC addunit{squaremeter}
end{equation}
begin{legend*}
V & Filter volume & si{cubicmeter}\
B & Density of the filter & si{kilogrampercubicmeter}\
C & Filter mass & si{kilogram}\
end{legend*}
end{document}
answered Dec 7 at 13:11
egreg
704k8618763155
1
@Dave Fixed. I would not use this alignment, though; in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, say two quads from it; in the legend, just after the description.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:20
Thanks a lot for your help! You said "in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, [...]; in the legend, just after the description." Oh, is this a rule or just an opinion? :-)
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:25
@Dave Personal opinion. Do as it is common in your field.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:37
Yes, when thinking about it - I think you are right! It is better to keep them close to each other. But something else makes me headache: Do you have an idea on how to auto-write the third table column always assi{<column content>}? How can we add that to the modification? It would be nice, so in the text there is no need to writesi{<unit>}anymore, just <unit>...
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:58
@Dave There's thescolumn type
– egreg
Dec 7 at 14:05
|
show 2 more comments
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Use an X column:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage{siunitx}
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is to align the units of right the equations: ---------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
makeatletter
providecommandadd@text{}
newcommandaddunit[1]{%
gdefadd@text{(si{#1})gdefadd@text{}}
}
renewcommandtagform@[1]{%
maketag@@@{llap{add@textqquad}(ignorespaces#1unskip@@italiccorr)}%
}
makeatother
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is for equation legends including symbol, description and unit ----
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
newenvironment{legend*}{%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent
begingroup
tabularx{columnwidth}{
@{hspace{3em}}
>{(}l<{)}
@{hspace{2em}}
l
@{hspace{2em}}
>{raggedrightarraybackslash}>{hfill(} X<{)qquadhphantom{theequation}}
@{}
}multicolumn{3}{@{hspace{3em}}l@{}}{where}\[1ex]
}%
{endtabularxparvspace{2em}%
par
endgroup
}%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- Document part ------------------------------------------------------------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
begin{equation}
V = BC addunit{squaremeter}
end{equation}
begin{legend*}
V & Filter volume & si{cubicmeter}\
B & Density of the filter & si{kilogrampercubicmeter}\
C & Filter mass & si{kilogram}\
end{legend*}
end{document}
answered Dec 7 at 13:11
egreg
704k8618763155
Use an X column:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage{siunitx}
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is to align the units of right the equations: ---------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
makeatletter
providecommandadd@text{}
newcommandaddunit[1]{%
gdefadd@text{(si{#1})gdefadd@text{}}
}
renewcommandtagform@[1]{%
maketag@@@{llap{add@textqquad}(ignorespaces#1unskip@@italiccorr)}%
}
makeatother
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- The following part is for equation legends including symbol, description and unit ----
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
newenvironment{legend*}{%
parvspace{abovedisplayskip}noindent
begingroup
tabularx{columnwidth}{
@{hspace{3em}}
>{(}l<{)}
@{hspace{2em}}
l
@{hspace{2em}}
>{raggedrightarraybackslash}>{hfill(} X<{)qquadhphantom{theequation}}
@{}
}multicolumn{3}{@{hspace{3em}}l@{}}{where}\[1ex]
}%
{endtabularxparvspace{2em}%
par
endgroup
}%
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ---- Document part ------------------------------------------------------------------------
%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
begin{equation}
V = BC addunit{squaremeter}
end{equation}
begin{legend*}
V & Filter volume & si{cubicmeter}\
B & Density of the filter & si{kilogrampercubicmeter}\
C & Filter mass & si{kilogram}\
end{legend*}
end{document}
answered Dec 7 at 13:11
egreg
704k8618763155
edited Dec 7 at 13:19
answered Dec 7 at 13:11
egreg
704k8618763155
answered Dec 7 at 13:11
egreg
704k8618763155
answered Dec 7 at 13:11
egreg
704k8618763155
704k8618763155
1
@Dave Fixed. I would not use this alignment, though; in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, say two quads from it; in the legend, just after the description.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:20
Thanks a lot for your help! You said "in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, [...]; in the legend, just after the description." Oh, is this a rule or just an opinion? :-)
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:25
@Dave Personal opinion. Do as it is common in your field.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:37
Yes, when thinking about it - I think you are right! It is better to keep them close to each other. But something else makes me headache: Do you have an idea on how to auto-write the third table column always assi{<column content>}? How can we add that to the modification? It would be nice, so in the text there is no need to writesi{<unit>}anymore, just <unit>...
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:58
@Dave There's thescolumn type
– egreg
Dec 7 at 14:05
|
show 2 more comments
1
@Dave Fixed. I would not use this alignment, though; in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, say two quads from it; in the legend, just after the description.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:20
Thanks a lot for your help! You said "in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, [...]; in the legend, just after the description." Oh, is this a rule or just an opinion? :-)
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:25
@Dave Personal opinion. Do as it is common in your field.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:37
Yes, when thinking about it - I think you are right! It is better to keep them close to each other. But something else makes me headache: Do you have an idea on how to auto-write the third table column always assi{<column content>}? How can we add that to the modification? It would be nice, so in the text there is no need to writesi{<unit>}anymore, just <unit>...
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:58
@Dave There's thescolumn type
– egreg
Dec 7 at 14:05
1
1
@Dave Fixed. I would not use this alignment, though; in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, say two quads from it; in the legend, just after the description.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:20
@Dave Fixed. I would not use this alignment, though; in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, say two quads from it; in the legend, just after the description.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:20
Thanks a lot for your help! You said "in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, [...]; in the legend, just after the description." Oh, is this a rule or just an opinion? :-)
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:25
Thanks a lot for your help! You said "in the equation the unit should be next to the formula, [...]; in the legend, just after the description." Oh, is this a rule or just an opinion? :-)
– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:25
@Dave Personal opinion. Do as it is common in your field.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:37
@Dave Personal opinion. Do as it is common in your field.
– egreg
Dec 7 at 13:37
Yes, when thinking about it - I think you are right! It is better to keep them close to each other. But something else makes me headache: Do you have an idea on how to auto-write the third table column always as
si{<column content>}? How can we add that to the modification? It would be nice, so in the text there is no need to write si{<unit>} anymore, just <unit>...– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:58
Yes, when thinking about it - I think you are right! It is better to keep them close to each other. But something else makes me headache: Do you have an idea on how to auto-write the third table column always as
si{<column content>}? How can we add that to the modification? It would be nice, so in the text there is no need to write si{<unit>} anymore, just <unit>...– Dave
Dec 7 at 13:58
@Dave There's the
s column type– egreg
Dec 7 at 14:05
@Dave There's the
s column type– egreg
Dec 7 at 14:05
|
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