I am writing a fairly long document and decided to pospone the decision about which equations to number, so I just wrote all my math in \begin{equation} enviroment, planning to add all the due asterisks in a second time.
I have labeled most equations and referenced them fairly often through the document.
I was wondering if there was any way to tell Latex to check which equations I have referenced elsewhere in the document and to automatically add the asterisks to all the equations that I have not used elsewhere because that would save me some time.
EDIT: \mathtoolsset{showonlyrefs} fix did not work it just renumbered every reference to 1.1 and removed all the numbers beside equations. autonum instead removed all the numbers beside equations and replaced every reference with "??"
autonum. With thismathtoolsoption I've had my problems (My first question on the site:-)) – campa Nov 16 '19 at 13:43EDIT: mathtools did not work it just renumbered every reference to 1.1 and removed all the numbers beside equations
– Defcon97 Nov 16 '19 at 13:44cleverefand type\cref, it will save you some typing (to be loaded afterhyperref) – Bernard Nov 16 '19 at 18:36