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Hello, I am writing a report and would like to cross reference items in the
bibliography as I discuss them in the text. But I would like to have them
update the order as I revise.

For example:

In the content I refer to a book [1]

Bibliography
[1] Book One

But if I were to put a paragraph above with a reference that used to be [2]
I would like it to update and be sequential in the text again.

Is that possible?
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Insert a cross reference to the footnote number (formatted). The cross
references will update to match the original references.

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Matty10j wrote:
Hello, I am writing a report and would like to cross reference items
in the bibliography as I discuss them in the text. But I would like
to have them update the order as I revise.

For example:

In the content I refer to a book [1]

Bibliography
[1] Book One

But if I were to put a paragraph above with a reference that used to
be [2] I would like it to update and be sequential in the text again.

Is that possible?



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Assuming the bibliography is a numbered reference list, insert a
cross-reference to the paragraph number of the referencein question; it will
update if the list changes. See
http://daiya.mvps.org/biblio.htm#AlphaEndnotes

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"Matty10j" wrote in message
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Hello, I am writing a report and would like to cross reference items in
the
bibliography as I discuss them in the text. But I would like to have them
update the order as I revise.

For example:

In the content I refer to a book [1]

Bibliography
[1] Book One

But if I were to put a paragraph above with a reference that used to be
[2]
I would like it to update and be sequential in the text again.

Is that possible?


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Yes the bibliography is a numbered reference list. But I was hoping to have
the list updated as I change the text. So the reference list is created in
the order that I refer to items in the text.

Content with a reference to Book A [1] and then a reference to Book B [2].

[1] Book A
[2] Book B

Then after editing:

Content with a reference to Book B [1] and then a reference to Book A [2]

[1] Book B
[2] Book A



"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Assuming the bibliography is a numbered reference list, insert a
cross-reference to the paragraph number of the referencein question; it will
update if the list changes. See
http://daiya.mvps.org/biblio.htm#AlphaEndnotes

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Matty10j" wrote in message
...
Hello, I am writing a report and would like to cross reference items in
the
bibliography as I discuss them in the text. But I would like to have them
update the order as I revise.

For example:

In the content I refer to a book [1]

Bibliography
[1] Book One

But if I were to put a paragraph above with a reference that used to be
[2]
I would like it to update and be sequential in the text again.

Is that possible?



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Default Cross Referencing Bibliography

This will happen if you use Insert | Reference | Cross-reference, but the
cross-references don't update entirely automatically; they will update when
you Ctrl+A, F9 or print or Print Preview the document.

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"Matty10j" wrote in message
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Yes the bibliography is a numbered reference list. But I was hoping to
have
the list updated as I change the text. So the reference list is created in
the order that I refer to items in the text.

Content with a reference to Book A [1] and then a reference to Book B [2].

[1] Book A
[2] Book B

Then after editing:

Content with a reference to Book B [1] and then a reference to Book A [2]

[1] Book B
[2] Book A



"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Assuming the bibliography is a numbered reference list, insert a
cross-reference to the paragraph number of the referencein question; it
will
update if the list changes. See
http://daiya.mvps.org/biblio.htm#AlphaEndnotes

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Matty10j" wrote in message
...
Hello, I am writing a report and would like to cross reference items in
the
bibliography as I discuss them in the text. But I would like to have
them
update the order as I revise.

For example:

In the content I refer to a book [1]

Bibliography
[1] Book One

But if I were to put a paragraph above with a reference that used to be
[2]
I would like it to update and be sequential in the text again.

Is that possible?




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