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Referencing an Appendix while using PRL style


Can a chapter style environment be used for appendix formatting?How do I modify the appearance of subsection headings without also messing up how subsection referencing works?Revtex: rmp with phys rev style bibliographyRemove appendix page numbers in TOC while using appendix packageApSS referencing styleChanging Appendix name revtexappendix* still yields “Appendix A”Appendix and cross-referencingLaTeX beamer: pagenumbering appendixProblem with cross-referencing subsections in Appendix













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I'm writing a file with two appendices but found that ref{} isn't working; that is, Appendix~ref{AppendixLabel} isn't outputting Appendix A - just Appendix. I soon figured out that this is because using documentclass[aps,prl...]{revtex4-1} disables section numbering, which removes the 'A' from Appendix A. Changing prl to prx fixes the issue, but I believe the citation style is different for prx, so I'd like to avoid this. Is there any way to get references for the Appendices while still using PRL style?



Here's a minimal example of code that doesn't give the Appendix a label:



documentclass[aps,prl,twocolumn]{revtex4-1}
begin{document}
Appendix~ref{A1}
appendix
section{Appendix 1}
label{A1}
Hello
end{document}









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    I'm writing a file with two appendices but found that ref{} isn't working; that is, Appendix~ref{AppendixLabel} isn't outputting Appendix A - just Appendix. I soon figured out that this is because using documentclass[aps,prl...]{revtex4-1} disables section numbering, which removes the 'A' from Appendix A. Changing prl to prx fixes the issue, but I believe the citation style is different for prx, so I'd like to avoid this. Is there any way to get references for the Appendices while still using PRL style?



    Here's a minimal example of code that doesn't give the Appendix a label:



    documentclass[aps,prl,twocolumn]{revtex4-1}
    begin{document}
    Appendix~ref{A1}
    appendix
    section{Appendix 1}
    label{A1}
    Hello
    end{document}









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      I'm writing a file with two appendices but found that ref{} isn't working; that is, Appendix~ref{AppendixLabel} isn't outputting Appendix A - just Appendix. I soon figured out that this is because using documentclass[aps,prl...]{revtex4-1} disables section numbering, which removes the 'A' from Appendix A. Changing prl to prx fixes the issue, but I believe the citation style is different for prx, so I'd like to avoid this. Is there any way to get references for the Appendices while still using PRL style?



      Here's a minimal example of code that doesn't give the Appendix a label:



      documentclass[aps,prl,twocolumn]{revtex4-1}
      begin{document}
      Appendix~ref{A1}
      appendix
      section{Appendix 1}
      label{A1}
      Hello
      end{document}









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      I'm writing a file with two appendices but found that ref{} isn't working; that is, Appendix~ref{AppendixLabel} isn't outputting Appendix A - just Appendix. I soon figured out that this is because using documentclass[aps,prl...]{revtex4-1} disables section numbering, which removes the 'A' from Appendix A. Changing prl to prx fixes the issue, but I believe the citation style is different for prx, so I'd like to avoid this. Is there any way to get references for the Appendices while still using PRL style?



      Here's a minimal example of code that doesn't give the Appendix a label:



      documentclass[aps,prl,twocolumn]{revtex4-1}
      begin{document}
      Appendix~ref{A1}
      appendix
      section{Appendix 1}
      label{A1}
      Hello
      end{document}






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          The prl option sets



           c@secnumdepth=-maxdimen


          so sections are not numbered, as such there is no number to reference, You could undo this with



          setcounter{secnumdepth}{2}


          But beware that the whole point of a journal class like revtex is to remove such choices from the author and enforce a publisher style.






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            The prl option sets



             c@secnumdepth=-maxdimen


            so sections are not numbered, as such there is no number to reference, You could undo this with



            setcounter{secnumdepth}{2}


            But beware that the whole point of a journal class like revtex is to remove such choices from the author and enforce a publisher style.






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              The prl option sets



               c@secnumdepth=-maxdimen


              so sections are not numbered, as such there is no number to reference, You could undo this with



              setcounter{secnumdepth}{2}


              But beware that the whole point of a journal class like revtex is to remove such choices from the author and enforce a publisher style.






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                The prl option sets



                 c@secnumdepth=-maxdimen


                so sections are not numbered, as such there is no number to reference, You could undo this with



                setcounter{secnumdepth}{2}


                But beware that the whole point of a journal class like revtex is to remove such choices from the author and enforce a publisher style.






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                The prl option sets



                 c@secnumdepth=-maxdimen


                so sections are not numbered, as such there is no number to reference, You could undo this with



                setcounter{secnumdepth}{2}


                But beware that the whole point of a journal class like revtex is to remove such choices from the author and enforce a publisher style.







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