Hi all,
I'm struggling to add autonumbering to printed output, even with the Flare help.
The required numbering is as follows:
h1 - 1..2..3.....
h2 - a..b..c.....
h3 - i..ii..iii.....
h4 - 1)...2)...3)...
For example:
1 Stuff
a Things
b Things
c Things
2 Stuff
a Things
b Things
i Bobs
ii Bobs
c Things
3 Stuff
a Things
i Bobs
ii Bobs
1) Wibs
2) Wibs
b Things
Any suggestions on how to configure the mc-autonumbering, and then implement this in the output such that numbering in sections, sub-sections, sub-subsections resets as appropriate through the heading nestings? Is there a simpler way to implement this, short of manual numbering?
Thanks!
Autonumbering headings
Autonumbering headings
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Re: Autonumbering headings
What a shame you didn't attend MadWorld, there was an excellent presentation on just that thing.
I'm sure there's a webinar about it, I'll take a quick look and see if I can find it. (Webinars can be found here: https://www.madcapsoftware.com/resource ... aspx#flare)
EDIT: Found it! Take a look at this one: https://www.madcapsoftware.com/webinars ... abilities/
I'm sure there's a webinar about it, I'll take a quick look and see if I can find it. (Webinars can be found here: https://www.madcapsoftware.com/resource ... aspx#flare)
EDIT: Found it! Take a look at this one: https://www.madcapsoftware.com/webinars ... abilities/
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Re: Autonumbering headings
Many thanks, I'll take a look at that!ChoccieMuffin wrote:What a shame you didn't attend MadWorld, there was an excellent presentation on just that thing.
I'm sure there's a webinar about it, I'll take a quick look and see if I can find it. (Webinars can be found here: https://www.madcapsoftware.com/resource ... aspx#flare)
EDIT: Found it! Take a look at this one: https://www.madcapsoftware.com/webinars ... abilities/
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Re: Autonumbering headings
Did you get your headings setup? If not: I have a similar setup that may help you.
My headings are similar to what you are after:
H1 - 1., 2., 3.
H2 - 1.A., 1.B., 1.C.
H3 - 1.A.i., 1.A.ii., 1.A.iii.
H4 - 1.A.i.1., 1.A.i.2., 1.A.i.3.
My headings mc-autonumber-format are setup as follows:
h1: '{chapnum}. '
h2: '{chapnum}.{secnum}. '
h3: 'A: {chapnum}.{secnum}.{r+}. '
h4: 'A: {chapnum}.{secnum}.{r}.{n+}. '
You should be able to modify these to create the output you want, h2 would just be '{secnum}. ', h3 'A: {r+}. ', etc.
This assumes that each each topic has at most 1 section (h2) and h3/h4 numbering do not span topics.
In your TOC, set topics to be chapter breaks (top of the printed output tab) where H1 should increment and section breaks (bottom of the printed output tab) where h2 should increment.
On the first chapter break, on the auto-numbers tab, set Chapter number to reset to 1. All other Chapter Breaks should be set to increment the chapter number (on the 'Auto-numbers' tab)
On each of the first section breaks after a new chapter break, set the Section Number to reset to A and the format to 'alpha (a,b,c).' All other section breaks should be set to increment the section number.
H2 and H3 should work without any other adjustments from there.
My headings are similar to what you are after:
H1 - 1., 2., 3.
H2 - 1.A., 1.B., 1.C.
H3 - 1.A.i., 1.A.ii., 1.A.iii.
H4 - 1.A.i.1., 1.A.i.2., 1.A.i.3.
My headings mc-autonumber-format are setup as follows:
h1: '{chapnum}. '
h2: '{chapnum}.{secnum}. '
h3: 'A: {chapnum}.{secnum}.{r+}. '
h4: 'A: {chapnum}.{secnum}.{r}.{n+}. '
You should be able to modify these to create the output you want, h2 would just be '{secnum}. ', h3 'A: {r+}. ', etc.
This assumes that each each topic has at most 1 section (h2) and h3/h4 numbering do not span topics.
In your TOC, set topics to be chapter breaks (top of the printed output tab) where H1 should increment and section breaks (bottom of the printed output tab) where h2 should increment.
On the first chapter break, on the auto-numbers tab, set Chapter number to reset to 1. All other Chapter Breaks should be set to increment the chapter number (on the 'Auto-numbers' tab)
On each of the first section breaks after a new chapter break, set the Section Number to reset to A and the format to 'alpha (a,b,c).' All other section breaks should be set to increment the section number.
H2 and H3 should work without any other adjustments from there.