How to repeat footnote in Ms Word | Refer same footnote again in Ms Word
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Footnote are powerful tool to provide additional reference. Ms Word provides a simple and easy way to insert footnote. When you insert footnote, the footnote number gets automatically incremented by one. However, if you want don't want to add new footnote but want to refer same footnote again, then you need to do the following.
1: Place the cursor at the place where you want to repeat footnote
2: Go to Reference → Cross reference
3: Select "Footnote" from "Reference type"
4: Select the desire footnote from the list
5: Click insert
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This works statically, but is not dynamic to keep track of latest footnotes added - the reference does not update when a new footnote is added. Meaning that in my text if I referenced Footnote 1 then Footnote 2 then 1 again like you showed, and then inserted a new footnote before Footnote 1 in the text, then the references for the (previous) footnotes 1 and 2 should become 2 and 3, which they don't. I just tried it. Looking for a solution for dynamic footnoting...
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Hi! Thank you for this useful tip. I have done it and it works, but just partially: usually, in the document, if you hover over the footnote number with the mouse, the text of the footnote appears in a yellow box. However, with the second footnote created by crossreference, this yellow box won't show. The crossreference can creat a link to the footnote, but it is not the same. Do you happen to know how to do this? Many thanks.
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I have a problem my footnotes suddenly changed to start from 2 and no1 be the last one in each page .... any help??
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