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Default Creating a table of effective pages

Well possibly. You can bookmark the entries in the footer and reference them
from the Status Page.

But I am not quite clear about how you have this set up. Do you simply have
a running footer throughout the document? If so, you can simply put the same
fields in the Status Page as in the Footer.

But maybe every page is its own section with different footers and you
manually type in the date and revision number of each page?

More information is needed.

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"Jeff" wrote in message
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I am creating an employee Standard Operations Manual and need to be able to
show the effective status of each individual page in the document. In the
past this was done by creating a table with a column for each page number
followed by columns for the page's revision number, effective date and a
blank to enter initials. The data was manualy updated with each page
revision.

The footer in my document already contains the info; Page x of x, Date,
and
Revision #. Is there some way to link this data to the appropriate cells
in
the table so that whenever a change is made to the footer it updates the
Effective Pages Table automatically?

Thanks for the help.