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How do I search for cross references?
Select the numbered text, go to Insert | Bookmark, check the box for "Hidden
bookmarks" and select the radio button for "Location." Note the bookmark that is highlighted. It will be in the form _Ref123456789. Now display field codes (Alt+F9) and use Find to search for the text of the bookmark (i.e., _Ref123456789 or whatever), which will be in a REF field somewhere. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Dan Smith" wrote in message ... I'm trying to find where an autonumber is used as a cross reference i.e. [17] some text ... See Ref [17] Where the second [17] is a cross reference to the first displaying the text. I cannot 'Find' [17] in the document (not even the original autonumber). Ideally I'd like something like Excel's 'Show Dependants' option to show where an item is referred to. But I'd settle for just being able to search the document without having to save it as a .txt file first. |
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