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I want to create a format for my equation that is like this:

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But i am struggle at giving numbering like that. I have google it many times but can't find any solution fit to me. I have explored "Insert Field" feature many times but nothing works for me

I want to do that the numbering in that picture -> II-2 , use this format- [Heading 1 Number]-[Sequential Number According to the heading 1]

So in result that the numbering will follow that rule and may give result like

II-1
II-2
III-1
III-2
III-3
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    Does this answer your question? [How do you easily add equation numbers to Microsoft Word 2010 equations?](https://superuser.com/questions/594559/how-do-you-easily-add-equation-numbers-to-microsoft-word-2010-equations) – harrymc Dec 06 '19 at 18:23
  • @harrymc I already use the table solution but struggle in numbering with the format that i want – Wildan Dicky Alnatara Dec 06 '19 at 18:29

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The problem seems to be simple:

  • You already use a table to align the equation and sequence parts, as detailed in the post
    How do you easily add equation numbers to Microsoft Word 2010 equations?

  • In the text for the numbering part, add fields as follows:

    • For the section number in roman numerals, type Ctrl+F9 and enter the text
      SECTION \* ROMAN \* MERGEFORMAT
    • For a running count create a field with the contents of seq ident (see link)
  • To show/hide all field contents in the document, press Alt+F9

  • To re-calculate all fiels, select all using Ctrl+A then press F9

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