From 3593e515311caf23c180097c761fcad58e8a2c0a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: lbdreyer <laura.dreyer@metoffice.gov.uk>
Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2019 17:35:45 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Fix Section 7 examples numbering in the list of examples.

---
 ch07.adoc      |  3 ++-
 toc-extra.adoc | 29 ++++++++++++++++-------------
 2 files changed, 18 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-)

diff --git a/ch07.adoc b/ch07.adoc
index 96cf19f1..bc214fb8 100644
--- a/ch07.adoc
+++ b/ch07.adoc
@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ If a parametric coordinate variable with a **`formula_terms`** attribute (sectio
 
 Whenever a **`formula_terms`** attribute is attached to a boundary variable, the formula terms may additionally be identified using a second method: variables appearing in the vertical coordinates' **`formula_terms`** may be declared to be coordinate, scalar coordinate or auxiliary coordinate variables, and those coordinates may have **`bounds`** attributes that identify their boundary variables. In that case, the **`bounds`** attribute of a formula terms variable must be consistent with the **`formula_terms`** attribute of the boundary variable. Software digesting legacy datasets (constructed prior to version 1.7 of this standard) may have to rely in some cases on the first method of identifying the formula term variables and in other cases, on the second. Starting from version 1.7, however, the first method will be sufficient.
 
+[[specifying-formula_terms-ex]]
 [caption="Example 7.1. "]
 .Specifying **`formula_terms`** when a parametric coordinate variable has bounds.
 ====
@@ -606,7 +607,7 @@ Any data variable can be given a **`geometry`** attribute that indicates the geo
 One of the dimensions of the data variable must be the number of geometries to which the data applies. 
 As shown in Example 7.15, if the data variable has a discrete sampling geometry, the number of geometries is the length of the instance dimension (Section 9.2).
 
-[["timeseries-with-geometry"]]
+[[timeseries-with-geometry]]
 [caption="Example 7.15. "]
 .Timeseries with geometry.
 ====
diff --git a/toc-extra.adoc b/toc-extra.adoc
index e771a3ef..fce3b02c 100644
--- a/toc-extra.adoc
+++ b/toc-extra.adoc
@@ -37,19 +37,22 @@ F.1. <<table-grid-mapping-attributes>>
 5.13. <<multiple-forecasts-from-single-analysis>>
 6.1. <<northward-heat-transport-in-atlantic-ocean-ex>>
 6.2. <<model-level-numbers-ex>>
-7.1. <<cells-on-a-latitude-axis-ex>>
-7.2. <<cells-in-a-non-rectangular-grid-ex>>
-7.3. <<cell-areas-for-a-spherical-geodesic-grid>>
-7.4. <<methods-applied-to-a-timeseries-ex>>
-7.5. <<surface-air-temperature-variance-ex>>
-7.6. <<mean-surface-temperature-sensible-heat-flux>>
-7.7. <<thickness-over-sea-area-ex>>
-7.8. <<climatological-seasons-ex>>
-7.9. <<decadal-averages-for-january-ex>>
-7.10. <<temperature-each-hour-of-average-day-ex>>
-7.11. <<extreme-statistics-and-spell-lengths-ex>>
-7.12. <<temperature-each-hour-of-climatological-day-ex>>
-7.13. <<monthly-max-daily-precip-totals-ex>>
+7.1. <<specifying-formula_terms-ex>>
+7.2. <<cells-on-a-latitude-axis-ex>>
+7.3. <<cells-in-a-non-rectangular-grid-ex>>
+7.4. <<cell-areas-for-a-spherical-geodesic-grid>>
+7.5. <<methods-applied-to-a-timeseries-ex>>
+7.6. <<surface-air-temperature-variance-ex>>
+7.7. <<mean-surface-temperature-sensible-heat-flux>>
+7.8. <<thickness-over-sea-area-ex>>
+7.9. <<climatological-seasons-ex>>
+7.10. <<decadal-averages-for-january-ex>>
+7.11. <<temperature-each-hour-of-average-day-ex>>
+7.12. <<extreme-statistics-and-spell-lengths-ex>>
+7.13. <<temperature-each-hour-of-climatological-day-ex>>
+7.14. <<monthly-max-daily-precip-totals-ex>>
+7.15. <<timeseries-with-geometry>>
+7.16. <<complete-multipolygon-example>>
 8.1. <<horiz-compression-of-three-d-array-ex>>
 8.2. <<compression-of-three-d-field-ex>>
 B.1. <<name-table-three-entries-ex>>