Multiple entries in a list to refer to a single footnote?

[Meehan Mydog]

Hi,

I'm running Word 2007, and I want to show that several items I have in a
list within a table refer to _one single_ (global) footnote, but I
cannot seem to work out a way to do it; Word, quite logically, wants to
create a new footnote, with a different symbol, for each referenced item.

I just want to have an asterisk by several items in my list, to indicate
that each of these items refers to the single footnote.

Is this possible at all?


Thanks in advance,
Robin
Cheshire, UK

 

[Stefan Blom]

Insert the footnote once, and then insert cross-references to that footnote.

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[Graham Mayor]

Insert a cross reference to the original footnote. You will then probably
have to format the reference as superscript.

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[Stefan Blom]

No formatting required, if you choose to insert the reference to "Footnote
number (formatted)" in the Cross-reference dialog box.

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[Graham Mayor]

Of course - I keep forgetting that option

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[Meehan Mydog]

Thanks Stefan & Graham; I would never have managed to work it out on my
own...

Cheers,
Robin

 

[Stefan Blom]

You are welcome.

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Microsoft Word MVP


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