[Stefan Blom]

Instead of manually bookmarking, you can use Insert | Reference |
Cross-reference. If you insist on doing it manually, bookmark the
footnote reference in the main body of the text, and then insert a
NOTEREF field.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"jchilders_98" wrote in message
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I'm trying to setup a cross reference from one endnote to another
(where the
other might move). I go to endnote #1, click Insert..Bookmark, add a
bookmark. I can then use GoTo to go to my bookmark so it looks like
it's
working.

BUT, then I go to footnote #2 and click Insert..Field..NoteRef and
choose
the bookmark I just created from the list. Instead of a reference
mark, I get
[Error! Bookmark not defined.]. When I go to help to find out what
this
means, it says that this error message arises when the page
containing the
bookmark has been deleted. What?? It's not deleted.

Can anyone help?