How can I change the names of my supplementary tables and figures from “Figure S1” to “S1 Figure”?
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I've been writing a paper in LaTeX which includes supplementary information, containing supplementary tables and figures.
I used this command:
newcommand{beginsupplement}{%
setcounter{table}{0}
renewcommand{thetable}{Sarabic{table}}%
setcounter{figure}{0}
renewcommand{thefigure}{Sarabic{figure}}%
}
The result is that all the tables and figures are referenced in the text as "Figure S1", "Table S2", etc.
Because of the journal requirements, I've to reference to them as "S1 Figure", "S2 Table", etc.
How can I do it?
Thanks
EDIT: I am referencing all the citations in the paper through the autoref{} command. I also have another request from the journal editors: I should use this new notation ("S1 Fig.", "S2 Table", ) also in the captions of the figures and of the tables themselves.
I have to change the caption from Figure S1 from "Figure S1" to "S1 Fig.".
I have to change the caption from Table S2 from "Table S2" to "S2 Table".
How can I do it? Thanks
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asked Nov 28 at 18:14
DavideChicco.it
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I've been writing a paper in LaTeX which includes supplementary information, containing supplementary tables and figures.
I used this command:
newcommand{beginsupplement}{%
setcounter{table}{0}
renewcommand{thetable}{Sarabic{table}}%
setcounter{figure}{0}
renewcommand{thefigure}{Sarabic{figure}}%
}
The result is that all the tables and figures are referenced in the text as "Figure S1", "Table S2", etc.
Because of the journal requirements, I've to reference to them as "S1 Figure", "S2 Table", etc.
How can I do it?
Thanks
EDIT: I am referencing all the citations in the paper through the autoref{} command. I also have another request from the journal editors: I should use this new notation ("S1 Fig.", "S2 Table", ) also in the captions of the figures and of the tables themselves.
I have to change the caption from Figure S1 from "Figure S1" to "S1 Fig.".
I have to change the caption from Table S2 from "Table S2" to "S2 Table".
How can I do it? Thanks
cross-referencing
asked Nov 28 at 18:14
DavideChicco.it
3592413
Please tell us how you create cross-references in the body of the document.
– Mico
Nov 28 at 18:23
1
You could just doref{fig:label} Figurewith standard LaTeX.
– Skillmon
Nov 28 at 18:28
Are you usingautoref?
– Werner
Nov 28 at 18:40
You might do that with thecaptionpackage. TheDeclareCaptionLabelFormatcommand would be helpful (§ 4 in the documentation, Own Enhancements).
– Bernard
Nov 28 at 23:54
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2
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up vote
2
down vote
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I've been writing a paper in LaTeX which includes supplementary information, containing supplementary tables and figures.
I used this command:
newcommand{beginsupplement}{%
setcounter{table}{0}
renewcommand{thetable}{Sarabic{table}}%
setcounter{figure}{0}
renewcommand{thefigure}{Sarabic{figure}}%
}
The result is that all the tables and figures are referenced in the text as "Figure S1", "Table S2", etc.
Because of the journal requirements, I've to reference to them as "S1 Figure", "S2 Table", etc.
How can I do it?
Thanks
EDIT: I am referencing all the citations in the paper through the autoref{} command. I also have another request from the journal editors: I should use this new notation ("S1 Fig.", "S2 Table", ) also in the captions of the figures and of the tables themselves.
I have to change the caption from Figure S1 from "Figure S1" to "S1 Fig.".
I have to change the caption from Table S2 from "Table S2" to "S2 Table".
How can I do it? Thanks
cross-referencing
asked Nov 28 at 18:14
DavideChicco.it
3592413
I've been writing a paper in LaTeX which includes supplementary information, containing supplementary tables and figures.
I used this command:
newcommand{beginsupplement}{%
setcounter{table}{0}
renewcommand{thetable}{Sarabic{table}}%
setcounter{figure}{0}
renewcommand{thefigure}{Sarabic{figure}}%
}
The result is that all the tables and figures are referenced in the text as "Figure S1", "Table S2", etc.
Because of the journal requirements, I've to reference to them as "S1 Figure", "S2 Table", etc.
How can I do it?
Thanks
EDIT: I am referencing all the citations in the paper through the autoref{} command. I also have another request from the journal editors: I should use this new notation ("S1 Fig.", "S2 Table", ) also in the captions of the figures and of the tables themselves.
I have to change the caption from Figure S1 from "Figure S1" to "S1 Fig.".
I have to change the caption from Table S2 from "Table S2" to "S2 Table".
How can I do it? Thanks
cross-referencing
cross-referencing
asked Nov 28 at 18:14
DavideChicco.it
3592413
asked Nov 28 at 18:14
DavideChicco.it
3592413
edited Nov 29 at 21:54
asked Nov 28 at 18:14
DavideChicco.it
3592413
asked Nov 28 at 18:14
DavideChicco.it
3592413
asked Nov 28 at 18:14
DavideChicco.it
3592413
3592413
Please tell us how you create cross-references in the body of the document.
– Mico
Nov 28 at 18:23
1
You could just doref{fig:label} Figurewith standard LaTeX.
– Skillmon
Nov 28 at 18:28
Are you usingautoref?
– Werner
Nov 28 at 18:40
You might do that with thecaptionpackage. TheDeclareCaptionLabelFormatcommand would be helpful (§ 4 in the documentation, Own Enhancements).
– Bernard
Nov 28 at 23:54
add a comment |
Please tell us how you create cross-references in the body of the document.
– Mico
Nov 28 at 18:23
1
You could just doref{fig:label} Figurewith standard LaTeX.
– Skillmon
Nov 28 at 18:28
Are you usingautoref?
– Werner
Nov 28 at 18:40
You might do that with thecaptionpackage. TheDeclareCaptionLabelFormatcommand would be helpful (§ 4 in the documentation, Own Enhancements).
– Bernard
Nov 28 at 23:54
Please tell us how you create cross-references in the body of the document.
– Mico
Nov 28 at 18:23
Please tell us how you create cross-references in the body of the document.
– Mico
Nov 28 at 18:23
1
1
You could just do
ref{fig:label} Figure with standard LaTeX.– Skillmon
Nov 28 at 18:28
You could just do
ref{fig:label} Figure with standard LaTeX.– Skillmon
Nov 28 at 18:28
Are you using
autoref?– Werner
Nov 28 at 18:40
Are you using
autoref?– Werner
Nov 28 at 18:40
You might do that with the
caption package. The DeclareCaptionLabelFormat command would be helpful (§ 4 in the documentation, Own Enhancements).– Bernard
Nov 28 at 23:54
You might do that with the
caption package. The DeclareCaptionLabelFormat command would be helpful (§ 4 in the documentation, Own Enhancements).– Bernard
Nov 28 at 23:54
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Please tell us how you create cross-references in the body of the document.
– Mico
Nov 28 at 18:23
1
You could just do
ref{fig:label} Figurewith standard LaTeX.– Skillmon
Nov 28 at 18:28
Are you using
autoref?– Werner
Nov 28 at 18:40
You might do that with the
captionpackage. TheDeclareCaptionLabelFormatcommand would be helpful (§ 4 in the documentation, Own Enhancements).– Bernard
Nov 28 at 23:54