Hi! Obviously, if you are reading this, you want a way to convert your Excel/CSV-tables to a latex table. There are some tools out there (csv2latex), but i also found this simple online converter i'd like to share:
Excel To Latex
Works with Excel Tables, CSV, and tables with other seperators as well. It does not, however, generate the table header, so you have to do that on your own.
I find this a little easier to use than a command-line tool, but of course such a tool is still useful for some. Just sorch for csv2latex.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Saturday, July 16, 2011
LaTeX: Referencing Figures
You may have had the following problem:
You want to reference a figure in your LaTeX-document, but instead of it's number, you get the section/subsection number.
First, the solution: You simply have to put the \label after the \caption of the figure.
Second, why: It seems the caption is the thing that actually SETS the number. This is a "feature" that allows multiple captions/labels per figure.
You want to reference a figure in your LaTeX-document, but instead of it's number, you get the section/subsection number.
First, the solution: You simply have to put the \label after the \caption of the figure.
Second, why: It seems the caption is the thing that actually SETS the number. This is a "feature" that allows multiple captions/labels per figure.
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