Can't do it. Word just doesn't work that way. If you want the note text
repeated at the bottom of the page, create a new footnote and copy the text
from note 3 into it.
I submit, in addition, that having two notes, both numbered 3, would be
confusing for the reader.
On 9/10/06 9:22 PM, "Nick Cumberbatch" wrote:
This does not address the problem
Consider this:
For example I insert footnote #3 at the end of a sentence on page 5. I
continue typing my document. I get to page 16 and would like to make
another reference to footnote #3.
Now if I do Insert/Reference/Cross Ref: Footnote number
formatted...........I will end up with footnote number 3 being inserted in
the text on page 16
But at the bottom of page 16 there is no reference. So I would have a
footnote #3 in my text on page 16 but noting at the bottom of the page.
Is there a way to use a footnote to refer to footnote #3
I hope that I have explained this problem clearly this time
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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Insert | Reference | Cross-reference to Footnote: Footnote number
(formatted).
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"Nick Cumberbatch" wrote in message
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I am working on long report. I used a footnote on page 5. Now I am on
page
16 and would like to refer to the same footnote. How do I do this. I
tried
using the cross reference feature but there is no reference on the bottom
of
page 16
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