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2 total messages Started by Sue_Wray Fri, 13 Feb 2009 09:00
Figure captions are incorrectly numbered when I generate a book - How can I stop this?
#704
Author: Sue_Wray
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2009 09:00
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I have a book with 22 chapters, each of which contains multiple figures. I want the figure numbering to match the chapter number (1.1, 2.1, 2.2 etc.). I am using series labels in the following format for my captions:
F:Figure <$chapnum>-<n+>. \t

When I add all the chapters to my book, and generate the book, the figure numbers are all correctly prefixed with the chapter number, but the second part of the figure caption number seems to be based on all the figures in all the preceding chapters. For example, the first figure in chapter 5 should be 'Figure 5.1', but it is showing as 'Figure 5.447', as there are 446 images in total in the preceding chapters.

How can I format the figure caption so that the numbering sequence (for the portion after the chapter number) returns to zero at the start of each chapter, when the chapter is intended to be part of a book.

If the chapters are not part of a book, the caption numbering correctly starts at 1 each time.
Re: Figure captions are incorrectly numbered when I generate a book - How can I stop this?
#705
Author: Art Campbell
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2009 12:56
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It sounds as if you haven't set the numbering properties in the book file; just in the component files. If a file is included in a book, the book setting trumps the file settings.

In the book, select all the chapters that contain figures. Right click > Numbering > Paragraphs > Restart. SAVE THE BOOK. Then update.

Art
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