Text Formatting ⇒ Tracking unnecessary labels

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voorneveld
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Tracking unnecessary labels

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Is there a LaTeX package that helps me keep track of whether I actually use all the labels and equation numbers that I introduce in my file or whether some of them are unnecessary? After revising a manuscript of a paper several times, I'm getting severely lost.
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Tracking unnecessary labels

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This post at tex.Stackexchange gives me refcheck

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