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title: "LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks) Macro - (Cloud)"
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> Macro (aura-html)

This macro displays a list of all the equations created using the *LaTeX Math Block* macro. You can create them on the same page or a different page.

> ℹ️ To work with the *LaTeX List of Equations (Math Block)*, you must install the *LaTeX Math* application. For more information, see [Installation](https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/LM/pages/77038624).

> ℹ️ You must specify the *Anchor* in the *LaTex Math Block* macro to generate the list of equations using the *LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks)* macro.

This page provides you with information about the following articles:

### Parameters

The following table provides you with a description of the parameters:

| **Parameter Name** | **Default** | **Mandatory** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| *Page* | Current Page | ❌<br>(With Constraints) | Select the page from the drop-down list. If you want to use the equations from the current page leave it blank. |
| *Include children* | ❌ | ❌ | Check this option to include the equations in the list from the child page(s).<br>> ℹ️ This includes the equation(s) from the selected parent page's child page(s). |
| *Show anchor* | ❌ | ❌ | Check this option to display the *Anchor* name in the hyperlink text. |

### Working with Parameters

The following examples provide you with how to work with the parameters:

[Example 1] 

<details>
<summary>Page: Default; Include children: Unchecked; Show anchor: Unchecked</summary>

This displays the list of equations from the current page. 

> Format: (Numbering)

![image](media://9b72c0bf-e4c2-4b4f-b326-32e47d9727b0)
</details>

[Example 2] 

<details>
<summary>Page: Selected; Include children: Unchecked; Show anchor: Unchecked</summary>

This displays all the lists of equations with the numbering and page name.

> Format: (Numbering) (Page name)

![image](media://2cb6c14e-f330-42ea-9418-daa0c5f9c079)
</details>

[Example 3] 

<details>
<summary>Page: Selected; Include children: Unchecked; Show anchor: Checked</summary>

This displays all the lists of equations with the numbering, anchor, and page name.

> Format:  (Numbering) anchor (Page name)

![image](media://38b8111b-22cd-4d8e-812e-d14b320ab6bd)
</details>

[Example 4] 

<details>
<summary>Page: Selected; Include children: Checked; Show anchor: Checked</summary>

This includes child page(s) equations and displays all equation lists with the numbering, anchor, and page name.

> Format:  (Numbering) anchor (Page name)

![image](media://b3b0331a-0a1b-48a6-9a38-97bf10fc21b7)
</details>


### Creating LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks) Macro

To create a *LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks)*, Perform the following steps:

1. Create a new page or **Edit** the page where you want to create a list of equations.

2. Type / or click the + icon.

![image](media://1b356976-16c9-4c5e-b2e6-e09f5bd08a79)

3. Select *LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks)* and Click **Insert**. The *LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks) *window is displayed.

![image](media://4d5f5ff3-214c-454e-926d-d131cd331dee)

4. Enter the following parameters:

a.  *Page*

b. (Optional) *Include children*

c. (Optional) *Show anchor*

> ℹ️ For more information, refer **Parameters**.

###  Editing LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks)

To edit a *LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks),* do the following:

> ℹ️ You must be in the **Edit** mode to edit a macro.

![image](media://f0cbb46a-6d40-416a-8102-0c1e6a63309a)

 

1. Select the math block and click the :edit:  icon. The *LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks) *window is displayed.

2. You can change any of the parameters that you want to change and click **x **(close). The change is automatically displayed.


> ℹ️ ### Deleting LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks)

To delete *LaTex List of Equations (Math Blocks)*, select the block and click the :trash:  icon. The block is deleted.

![image](media://f0cbb46a-6d40-416a-8102-0c1e6a63309a)


> ℹ️ You must be in the **Edit** mode to delete a macro.