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The begintheorem command will automatically order theorems as they appear in the file.

I am currently writing a paper and as I edit the paper the order of the theorems keep changing. However, I have also made references to the theorems in my paper, i.e "the statement follows by theorem 2" for example.

However, now "theorem 2" has become "theorem 6" (again, as an example) and it becomes annoying to search my paper and change this every single time.

How would I automate this? That is, how can I reference a theorem that automatically changes whenever the order changes?

formatting hyperref cross-referencing theorems

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The begintheorem command will automatically order theorems as they appear in the file.

I am currently writing a paper and as I edit the paper the order of the theorems keep changing. However, I have also made references to the theorems in my paper, i.e "the statement follows by theorem 2" for example.

However, now "theorem 2" has become "theorem 6" (again, as an example) and it becomes annoying to search my paper and change this every single time.

How would I automate this? That is, how can I reference a theorem that automatically changes whenever the order changes?

formatting hyperref cross-referencing theorems

share|improve this question

edited 1 hour ago

user185220

315

asked 2 hours ago

akgjhakgjh

1262

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  You should use labels and refs (or better, load cleveref and use cref), to use the cross-referencing capabilities of LaTeX.
  
  – Bernard
  2 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

The begintheorem command will automatically order theorems as they appear in the file.

I am currently writing a paper and as I edit the paper the order of the theorems keep changing. However, I have also made references to the theorems in my paper, i.e "the statement follows by theorem 2" for example.

However, now "theorem 2" has become "theorem 6" (again, as an example) and it becomes annoying to search my paper and change this every single time.

How would I automate this? That is, how can I reference a theorem that automatically changes whenever the order changes?

formatting hyperref cross-referencing theorems

share|improve this question

edited 1 hour ago

user185220

315

asked 2 hours ago

akgjhakgjh

1262

share|improve this question

edited 1 hour ago

user185220

315

asked 2 hours ago

akgjhakgjh

1262

share|improve this question

edited 1 hour ago

user185220

315

asked 2 hours ago

akgjhakgjh

1262

edited 1 hour ago

user185220

315

edited 1 hour ago

user185220

315

asked 2 hours ago

akgjhakgjh

1262

asked 2 hours ago

akgjhakgjh

1262