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I am writing a paper for school in which I need to include appendices. Currently, I am using the appendix command at the end of the document (just before end{document}) to insert these appendices. When creating a new appendix, I used the section command, and it's working just fine, and it does what I want. Except, there is one problem. The heading shows in the following way:

A Appendix A

I am trying to get rid of the first A in the heading. These are the packages and commands I am using in my document.

documentclass{article}

usepackage{hyperref}

usepackage[nameinlink, noabbrev]{cleveref}    

usepackage{xcolor}

hypersetup{

    colorlinks,

    linkcolor={red!100!black}

    }



begin{document}





    We can see in Cref{app:A} the original text in blah, blah, blah.  

    Cref{app:B} depicts a table with the results from this study.  

    Finally, Cref{app:C} shows a plot of these results...



    appendix

    section{Appendix A}label{app:A}



    Text here...



    section{Appendix B}label{app:B}



    Table here...



    section{Appendix C}label{app:C}



    Figure here...



end{document}

And here is the output:

I know that if I use the command section*{Appendix A} as opposed to section{Appendix A} then the first letter goes away. The problem with that solution is that I can't use the cleveref to cross-reference this item in the body of my text. And if I do reference it using Cref{app:A}, it simply links to the previous section that was not starred. In my case, the hyperlink is connected to my conclusion and not my appendices. I need to be able to reference the appendices in my text, and I need to get rid of the first letter because it violates APA formatting rules, which is the formatting used in my field.

I hope someone can help me with this. Also, I'm new to LaTeX, so I'd prefer simple solutions (such as a renew command) that won't require that I change my entire document because my paper is basically done. Thank you in advance!

cross-referencing cleveref appendix

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I am writing a paper for school in which I need to include appendices. Currently, I am using the appendix command at the end of the document (just before end{document}) to insert these appendices. When creating a new appendix, I used the section command, and it's working just fine, and it does what I want. Except, there is one problem. The heading shows in the following way:

A Appendix A

I am trying to get rid of the first A in the heading. These are the packages and commands I am using in my document.

documentclass{article}

usepackage{hyperref}

usepackage[nameinlink, noabbrev]{cleveref}    

usepackage{xcolor}

hypersetup{

    colorlinks,

    linkcolor={red!100!black}

    }



begin{document}





    We can see in Cref{app:A} the original text in blah, blah, blah.  

    Cref{app:B} depicts a table with the results from this study.  

    Finally, Cref{app:C} shows a plot of these results...



    appendix

    section{Appendix A}label{app:A}



    Text here...



    section{Appendix B}label{app:B}



    Table here...



    section{Appendix C}label{app:C}



    Figure here...



end{document}

And here is the output:

I know that if I use the command section*{Appendix A} as opposed to section{Appendix A} then the first letter goes away. The problem with that solution is that I can't use the cleveref to cross-reference this item in the body of my text. And if I do reference it using Cref{app:A}, it simply links to the previous section that was not starred. In my case, the hyperlink is connected to my conclusion and not my appendices. I need to be able to reference the appendices in my text, and I need to get rid of the first letter because it violates APA formatting rules, which is the formatting used in my field.

I hope someone can help me with this. Also, I'm new to LaTeX, so I'd prefer simple solutions (such as a renew command) that won't require that I change my entire document because my paper is basically done. Thank you in advance!

cross-referencing cleveref appendix

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asked 44 secs ago

ErnestoErnesto

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I am writing a paper for school in which I need to include appendices. Currently, I am using the appendix command at the end of the document (just before end{document}) to insert these appendices. When creating a new appendix, I used the section command, and it's working just fine, and it does what I want. Except, there is one problem. The heading shows in the following way:

A Appendix A

I am trying to get rid of the first A in the heading. These are the packages and commands I am using in my document.

documentclass{article}

usepackage{hyperref}

usepackage[nameinlink, noabbrev]{cleveref}    

usepackage{xcolor}

hypersetup{

    colorlinks,

    linkcolor={red!100!black}

    }



begin{document}





    We can see in Cref{app:A} the original text in blah, blah, blah.  

    Cref{app:B} depicts a table with the results from this study.  

    Finally, Cref{app:C} shows a plot of these results...



    appendix

    section{Appendix A}label{app:A}



    Text here...



    section{Appendix B}label{app:B}



    Table here...



    section{Appendix C}label{app:C}



    Figure here...



end{document}

And here is the output:

I know that if I use the command section*{Appendix A} as opposed to section{Appendix A} then the first letter goes away. The problem with that solution is that I can't use the cleveref to cross-reference this item in the body of my text. And if I do reference it using Cref{app:A}, it simply links to the previous section that was not starred. In my case, the hyperlink is connected to my conclusion and not my appendices. I need to be able to reference the appendices in my text, and I need to get rid of the first letter because it violates APA formatting rules, which is the formatting used in my field.

I hope someone can help me with this. Also, I'm new to LaTeX, so I'd prefer simple solutions (such as a renew command) that won't require that I change my entire document because my paper is basically done. Thank you in advance!

cross-referencing cleveref appendix

share

asked 44 secs ago

ErnestoErnesto

538

documentclass{article}

usepackage{hyperref}

usepackage[nameinlink, noabbrev]{cleveref}    

usepackage{xcolor}

hypersetup{

    colorlinks,

    linkcolor={red!100!black}

    }



begin{document}





    We can see in Cref{app:A} the original text in blah, blah, blah.  

    Cref{app:B} depicts a table with the results from this study.  

    Finally, Cref{app:C} shows a plot of these results...



    appendix

    section{Appendix A}label{app:A}



    Text here...



    section{Appendix B}label{app:B}



    Table here...



    section{Appendix C}label{app:C}



    Figure here...



end{document}

share

asked 44 secs ago

ErnestoErnesto

538

share

asked 44 secs ago

ErnestoErnesto

538

asked 44 secs ago

ErnestoErnesto

538

asked 44 secs ago

ErnestoErnesto

538