[Thesis Nerd]

Hi. I have a manuscript ready for publication but now have been told that I
can't use the footnote or endnote function of Word and have to enter them as
regular text. Is there an automatic way of this being done? Otherwise I will
have to cut and paste the endnotes, then delete the original reference to
them and then add the reference number as a normal number and then
superscript each number - this seems like a major pain when there are
literally hundreds to do. If anyone could help that would be great.
Cheers

[Stefan Blom]

You can use the following macro:

Sub ConvertEndnotesToText()
'Macro created 29/09/99 by Doug Robbins to
'replace endnotes with textnotes
'at end of document
' to replace the endnote reference in the body of
'the document with a superscript number.

Dim aendnote As Endnote


For Each aendnote In ActiveDocument.Endnotes


ActiveDocument.Range.InsertAfter vbCr & aendnote.Index _
& vbTab & aendnote.Range


aendnote.Reference.InsertBefore "a" & aendnote.Index & "a"


Next aendnote


For Each aendnote In ActiveDocument.Endnotes


aendnote.Reference.Delete


Next aendnote


Selection.Find.ClearFormatting


Selection.Find.Replacement.ClearFormatting


With Selection.Find.Replacement.Font


.Superscript = True


End With


With Selection.Find


.Text = "(a)([0-9]{1,})(a)"


.Replacement.Text = "\2"


.Forward = True


.Wrap = wdFindContinue


.Format = True


.MatchWildcards = True


End With


Selection.Find.Execute Replace:=wdReplaceAll

End Sub

For assistance, see http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Thesis Nerd" wrote:

Hi. I have a manuscript ready for publication but now have been told that I
can't use the footnote or endnote function of Word and have to enter them as
regular text. Is there an automatic way of this being done? Otherwise I will
have to cut and paste the endnotes, then delete the original reference to
them and then add the reference number as a normal number and then
superscript each number - this seems like a major pain when there are
literally hundreds to do. If anyone could help that would be great.
Cheers

[michael7777]

Stefan,

Thanks for this macro! Running it does change the citations to plain
superscript, however, it also deletes my reference list... is this supposed
to happen? Is there a way to preserve the list, or should I just copy it
before and then paste it back in? (I'll lose the numbering but I guess I
could format it as a numbered list).

Thanks,

Michael

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

You can use the following macro:

Sub ConvertEndnotesToText()
'Macro created 29/09/99 by Doug Robbins to
'replace endnotes with textnotes
'at end of document
' to replace the endnote reference in the body of
'the document with a superscript number.

Dim aendnote As Endnote


For Each aendnote In ActiveDocument.Endnotes


ActiveDocument.Range.InsertAfter vbCr & aendnote.Index _
& vbTab & aendnote.Range


aendnote.Reference.InsertBefore "a" & aendnote.Index & "a"


Next aendnote


For Each aendnote In ActiveDocument.Endnotes


aendnote.Reference.Delete


Next aendnote


Selection.Find.ClearFormatting


Selection.Find.Replacement.ClearFormatting


With Selection.Find.Replacement.Font


.Superscript = True


End With


With Selection.Find


.Text = "(a)([0-9]{1,})(a)"


.Replacement.Text = "\2"


.Forward = True


.Wrap = wdFindContinue


.Format = True


.MatchWildcards = True


End With


Selection.Find.Execute Replace:=wdReplaceAll

End Sub

For assistance, see http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Thesis Nerd" wrote:

Hi. I have a manuscript ready for publication but now have been told that I
can't use the footnote or endnote function of Word and have to enter them as
regular text. Is there an automatic way of this being done? Otherwise I will
have to cut and paste the endnotes, then delete the original reference to
them and then add the reference number as a normal number and then
superscript each number - this seems like a major pain when there are
literally hundreds to do. If anyone could help that would be great.
Cheers