Numbering equations based on chapter numbers in MS-Word

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I am seeking for a way to number each equation based on the chapter numbers. The number should be placed at the right side of the equation and the equation should be center-aligned. Something like this:

center-aligned equation with it's number aligned on the right

(The bounding box around 2.3 is not necessary).

I found this article that do this in a tricky way. Sadly it has some problems when I use multilevel numbering for Headings.

To conclude, I am looking for a way to numbers equations that:

The numbering is formatted as N-M that N is chapter number and M is equation number.
equation is placed in center-aligned
number is placed in the right side of equation
There should be a way to cross-reference each numbered equation.

Thanks!

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