Jonny3006

Ok so here is it is. I have a picture. I insert caption picture 1.0. then i describe the picture. Picture 1.0: Dog
then later i cross reference to that picture. I say insert cross reference select picture, then Picture 1.0: Dog. and it puts dog there too!!! It makes dog part of the caption. So then u think ok just delete dog and it works. You can say the sentence with out the dog but then when u print the document it puts the deleted dog back . Im going to burst a vein with the crap fml. plz help anyone

macropod

Hi Jonny,

You really ought to pay attention to the options available on the Insert|Cross-Reference dialogue box - for caption cross-references, one of them is 'Only label and number'.

Jonny3006

Hey I do pay attention to that but it still does it because the equation is to the left of the caption and not to the right. When something is to the right of the caption it does it nps.

macropod

Hi Jonny,

When you insert a caption, anything to the left of the caption number becomes part of the caption label. I have no idea what you mean by an equation (in the context of a picture caption) or 'nps'.

Jonny3006

I want this
X+Y=fx ...Eq. 1.1
Do this in word and it will make it the xy equation part of the caption. cross reference to that equation and thats where the problem lies

macropod

Hi Jonny,

As I said in my previous post, anything to the left of the caption number becomes part of the caption label. If you need to have:
X+Y=fx ...Eq. 1.1
you could put:
X+Y=fx
in a paragraph to which the Caption Style is not applied and:
Eq. 1.1
in the caption paragraph. If you need both to appear on the same line, use a two-column table, with 'X+Y=fx' in the left column and the caption (in the Caption Style) in the right column.

Jonny3006

Hey
I tried the table thing and work for thanx so much.