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I have a list/sublist structure in my LaTeX document. By default, the sublist is delimited with letters, so you end up with this: 1. Item (a) sub item (b) sub item In my document, I've got more than 26 sub items, so I was running into a Counter overflow error, which I fixed by rewriting the sub item label, so that they now look like this 1. Item 1.1 sub item 1.2 sub item I've put a label on one of the items so that I can reference the specific step later on. The problem is that when the reference is rendered, it's rendered using a letter, not the number of the sub item. Here's a sample doc that shows the problem. \documentclass[11pt]{report} \begin{document} \renewcommand{\labelenumii}{\arabic{enumi}.\arabic{enumii}} \begin{enumerate} \item Item \begin{enumerate} \item \label{lbl} Label here \end{enumerate} \end{enumerate} Ref: \ref{lbl} \end{document} This gets rendered like this: 1. Item 1.1 Label here Ref: 1a So instead of saying "Ref: 1.1", it's using "Ref: 1.a". Is there a way to make the \ref use the numbering of the source enumeration? If not, is there anyway to generate correct references to items in a sublist with more than 26 items?

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