how to cite the equation/table/figure with number only?

[Guest]

for example, i have one equation : a=b+c (1), i need to cite it as "equation (1)" in the manuscript, but i always get "equation a=b+c (1)". i have to revise all the citations one by one.
i mean in word 2000/XP, under the menu "insert/reference/cross-reference/equation", in the "insert fererence to", there is no "number only" item. how to cite the equation with number only?

Thanks!

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If you put the caption in the same paragraph with the equation, this will be
the inevitable result. The usual solution is to use a two-column borderless
table with the equation in one cell and the caption in another.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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for example, i have one equation : a=b+c (1), i need to cite it as

"equation (1)" in the manuscript, but i always get "equation a=b+c (1)". i
have to revise all the citations one by one.

i mean in word 2000/XP, under the menu

"insert/reference/cross-reference/equation", in the "insert fererence to",
there is no "number only" item. how to cite the equation with number only?

 

[Guest]

i see. Thanks!