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Including Endnote references in book Index
Using Word 2002 in Windows XP.
I am able to mark (Alt-Shift-X) certain words in a book's endnotes as entries to be appear in the book's index. However, I noticed that updating the index (F9) does not make these endnote index entries appear in the resulting index. This might be because the index field in my document is located at the end of the document but before where the endnotes begin. Is it possible to place the index after rather than before where the endnotes begin and would that make endnote entries appear in the resulting updated index? Is there another way to make them appear in the index? Thank you. Jeff |
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The endnotes should definitely appear before the index (this is
conventional); to achieve this, see the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Using Word 2002 in Windows XP. I am able to mark (Alt-Shift-X) certain words in a book's endnotes as entries to be appear in the book's index. However, I noticed that updating the index (F9) does not make these endnote index entries appear in the resulting index. This might be because the index field in my document is located at the end of the document but before where the endnotes begin. Is it possible to place the index after rather than before where the endnotes begin and would that make endnote entries appear in the resulting updated index? Is there another way to make them appear in the index? Thank you. Jeff |
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I knew that the Index should come after the endnotes but word just would
not let me .... Thanks for the link that shows me how to do it. Jeff Malka Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: The endnotes should definitely appear before the index (this is conventional); to achieve this, see the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Using Word 2002 in Windows XP. I am able to mark (Alt-Shift-X) certain words in a book's endnotes as entries to be appear in the book's index. However, I noticed that updating the index (F9) does not make these endnote index entries appear in the resulting index. This might be because the index field in my document is located at the end of the document but before where the endnotes begin. Is it possible to place the index after rather than before where the endnotes begin and would that make endnote entries appear in the resulting updated index? Is there another way to make them appear in the index? Thank you. Jeff |
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Including Endnote references in book Index
Dear Suzanne,
I hate to bother you with silly questions but I am having trouble following the directions in the reference page you kindly gave me. I'm working in Word 2002 and this long document already has 800+ existing endnotes and a 14 page Index - which because I could not force Word to let me do otherwise - is presently located in the document before the endnotes. Following the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes 1. I've switched to "Normal view" went to the end of the document (Ctrl-End) and inserted a Section Break (Next Page). 2. I went to the mbeginning of te first endnote and selected "Note Options" in which I changed to "End of Section" location and applied it to the whole document. But, I am not sure what I now have to do to move or recreate the index in the correct position after the endnotes. What view should I switch to and what exactly do i need to do. Hope that is clear Suzanne. Jeff Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: The endnotes should definitely appear before the index (this is conventional); to achieve this, see the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Using Word 2002 in Windows XP. I am able to mark (Alt-Shift-X) certain words in a book's endnotes as entries to be appear in the book's index. However, I noticed that updating the index (F9) does not make these endnote index entries appear in the resulting index. This might be because the index field in my document is located at the end of the document but before where the endnotes begin. Is it possible to place the index after rather than before where the endnotes begin and would that make endnote entries appear in the resulting updated index? Is there another way to make them appear in the index? Thank you. Jeff |
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Including Endnote references in book Index
Now, for each section from the beginning of the document to the next-to-last
section preceding the index, section by section, go to the Layout tab of Page Setup and check the box for "Suppress endnotes." Leave the box unchecked for the section that should come immediately before the endnotes (that is, the section preceding the index). When you have done that and switch back to Page Layout view, you should find that the endnotes and index have switched places. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Dear Suzanne, I hate to bother you with silly questions but I am having trouble following the directions in the reference page you kindly gave me. I'm working in Word 2002 and this long document already has 800+ existing endnotes and a 14 page Index - which because I could not force Word to let me do otherwise - is presently located in the document before the endnotes. Following the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes 1. I've switched to "Normal view" went to the end of the document (Ctrl-End) and inserted a Section Break (Next Page). 2. I went to the mbeginning of te first endnote and selected "Note Options" in which I changed to "End of Section" location and applied it to the whole document. But, I am not sure what I now have to do to move or recreate the index in the correct position after the endnotes. What view should I switch to and what exactly do i need to do. Hope that is clear Suzanne. Jeff Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: The endnotes should definitely appear before the index (this is conventional); to achieve this, see the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Using Word 2002 in Windows XP. I am able to mark (Alt-Shift-X) certain words in a book's endnotes as entries to be appear in the book's index. However, I noticed that updating the index (F9) does not make these endnote index entries appear in the resulting index. This might be because the index field in my document is located at the end of the document but before where the endnotes begin. Is it possible to place the index after rather than before where the endnotes begin and would that make endnote entries appear in the resulting updated index? Is there another way to make them appear in the index? Thank you. Jeff |
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Sorry for being obtuse, but I went to each section and in each case (all
of them) the "Suppress endnotes" box was grayed out (but had a check mark in it). Weird. I then decided to go all the way: 1. I searched for and deleted ALL section breaks (did not need them in this document anyway) 2. I switched to Normal view (as per web instructions) went to Ctrl-End and inserted a Section Break (Next Page) at that point (Endnotes are not visible). 3. I looked at the section above that newly inserted Section Break (which in Normal view contained the index but which did not show the endnotes) and this time "Page Setup/Layout did have the "Suppress endnotes" box not grayed out and selected. 4. Put the cursor past the section break and changed the "Suppress endnotes" to unchecked. Index is still present before the endnotes. Achh!! I'm doing something wrong but do not know what. (The endnote options has "Location" as "End of section"). Jeff "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message ... Now, for each section from the beginning of the document to the next-to-last section preceding the index, section by section, go to the Layout tab of Page Setup and check the box for "Suppress endnotes." Leave the box unchecked for the section that should come immediately before the endnotes (that is, the section preceding the index). When you have done that and switch back to Page Layout view, you should find that the endnotes and index have switched places. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Dear Suzanne, I hate to bother you with silly questions but I am having trouble following the directions in the reference page you kindly gave me. I'm working in Word 2002 and this long document already has 800+ existing endnotes and a 14 page Index - which because I could not force Word to let me do otherwise - is presently located in the document before the endnotes. Following the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes 1. I've switched to "Normal view" went to the end of the document (Ctrl-End) and inserted a Section Break (Next Page). 2. I went to the mbeginning of te first endnote and selected "Note Options" in which I changed to "End of Section" location and applied it to the whole document. But, I am not sure what I now have to do to move or recreate the index in the correct position after the endnotes. What view should I switch to and what exactly do i need to do. Hope that is clear Suzanne. Jeff Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: The endnotes should definitely appear before the index (this is conventional); to achieve this, see the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Using Word 2002 in Windows XP. I am able to mark (Alt-Shift-X) certain words in a book's endnotes as entries to be appear in the book's index. However, I noticed that updating the index (F9) does not make these endnote index entries appear in the resulting index. This might be because the index field in my document is located at the end of the document but before where the endnotes begin. Is it possible to place the index after rather than before where the endnotes begin and would that make endnote entries appear in the resulting updated index? Is there another way to make them appear in the index? Thank you. Jeff |
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You'll need to insert a section break at the point where you want the
endnotes to appear. Since there's ordinarily a section break before the index anyway, that should suffice, but if you have something above the index (a single-column heading, for example, while the index is in double columns), then you'll need to insert another and force the endnotes to appear before that. Also, a grayed box generally indicates mixed settings. This would be the case if you had "Whole document" selected for the "Apply to" as opposed to "This section." -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Sorry for being obtuse, but I went to each section and in each case (all of them) the "Suppress endnotes" box was grayed out (but had a check mark in it). Weird. I then decided to go all the way: 1. I searched for and deleted ALL section breaks (did not need them in this document anyway) 2. I switched to Normal view (as per web instructions) went to Ctrl-End and inserted a Section Break (Next Page) at that point (Endnotes are not visible). 3. I looked at the section above that newly inserted Section Break (which in Normal view contained the index but which did not show the endnotes) and this time "Page Setup/Layout did have the "Suppress endnotes" box not grayed out and selected. 4. Put the cursor past the section break and changed the "Suppress endnotes" to unchecked. Index is still present before the endnotes. Achh!! I'm doing something wrong but do not know what. (The endnote options has "Location" as "End of section"). Jeff "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message ... Now, for each section from the beginning of the document to the next-to-last section preceding the index, section by section, go to the Layout tab of Page Setup and check the box for "Suppress endnotes." Leave the box unchecked for the section that should come immediately before the endnotes (that is, the section preceding the index). When you have done that and switch back to Page Layout view, you should find that the endnotes and index have switched places. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Dear Suzanne, I hate to bother you with silly questions but I am having trouble following the directions in the reference page you kindly gave me. I'm working in Word 2002 and this long document already has 800+ existing endnotes and a 14 page Index - which because I could not force Word to let me do otherwise - is presently located in the document before the endnotes. Following the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes 1. I've switched to "Normal view" went to the end of the document (Ctrl-End) and inserted a Section Break (Next Page). 2. I went to the mbeginning of te first endnote and selected "Note Options" in which I changed to "End of Section" location and applied it to the whole document. But, I am not sure what I now have to do to move or recreate the index in the correct position after the endnotes. What view should I switch to and what exactly do i need to do. Hope that is clear Suzanne. Jeff Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: The endnotes should definitely appear before the index (this is conventional); to achieve this, see the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Using Word 2002 in Windows XP. I am able to mark (Alt-Shift-X) certain words in a book's endnotes as entries to be appear in the book's index. However, I noticed that updating the index (F9) does not make these endnote index entries appear in the resulting index. This might be because the index field in my document is located at the end of the document but before where the endnotes begin. Is it possible to place the index after rather than before where the endnotes begin and would that make endnote entries appear in the resulting updated index? Is there another way to make them appear in the index? Thank you. Jeff |
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OK, that explained it. Now all is well. Thanks for bearing with me.
Jeff Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: You'll need to insert a section break at the point where you want the endnotes to appear. Since there's ordinarily a section break before the index anyway, that should suffice, but if you have something above the index (a single-column heading, for example, while the index is in double columns), then you'll need to insert another and force the endnotes to appear before that. Also, a grayed box generally indicates mixed settings. This would be the case if you had "Whole document" selected for the "Apply to" as opposed to "This section." "Jeff" wrote in message ... Sorry for being obtuse, but I went to each section and in each case (all of them) the "Suppress endnotes" box was grayed out (but had a check mark in it). Weird. I then decided to go all the way: 1. I searched for and deleted ALL section breaks (did not need them in this document anyway) 2. I switched to Normal view (as per web instructions) went to Ctrl-End and inserted a Section Break (Next Page) at that point (Endnotes are not visible). 3. I looked at the section above that newly inserted Section Break (which in Normal view contained the index but which did not show the endnotes) and this time "Page Setup/Layout did have the "Suppress endnotes" box not grayed out and selected. 4. Put the cursor past the section break and changed the "Suppress endnotes" to unchecked. Index is still present before the endnotes. Achh!! I'm doing something wrong but do not know what. (The endnote options has "Location" as "End of section"). Jeff "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message ... Now, for each section from the beginning of the document to the next-to-last section preceding the index, section by section, go to the Layout tab of Page Setup and check the box for "Suppress endnotes." Leave the box unchecked for the section that should come immediately before the endnotes (that is, the section preceding the index). When you have done that and switch back to Page Layout view, you should find that the endnotes and index have switched places. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Dear Suzanne, I hate to bother you with silly questions but I am having trouble following the directions in the reference page you kindly gave me. I'm working in Word 2002 and this long document already has 800+ existing endnotes and a 14 page Index - which because I could not force Word to let me do otherwise - is presently located in the document before the endnotes. Following the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes 1. I've switched to "Normal view" went to the end of the document (Ctrl-End) and inserted a Section Break (Next Page). 2. I went to the mbeginning of te first endnote and selected "Note Options" in which I changed to "End of Section" location and applied it to the whole document. But, I am not sure what I now have to do to move or recreate the index in the correct position after the endnotes. What view should I switch to and what exactly do i need to do. Hope that is clear Suzanne. Jeff Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: The endnotes should definitely appear before the index (this is conventional); to achieve this, see the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Using Word 2002 in Windows XP. I am able to mark (Alt-Shift-X) certain words in a book's endnotes as entries to be appear in the book's index. However, I noticed that updating the index (F9) does not make these endnote index entries appear in the resulting index. This might be because the index field in my document is located at the end of the document but before where the endnotes begin. Is it possible to place the index after rather than before where the endnotes begin and would that make endnote entries appear in the resulting updated index? Is there another way to make them appear in the index? Thank you. Jeff |
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Including Endnote references in book Index
Glad you got there. It's fairly easy to do but not so straightforward to
explain! -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Jeff" wrote in message ... OK, that explained it. Now all is well. Thanks for bearing with me. Jeff Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: You'll need to insert a section break at the point where you want the endnotes to appear. Since there's ordinarily a section break before the index anyway, that should suffice, but if you have something above the index (a single-column heading, for example, while the index is in double columns), then you'll need to insert another and force the endnotes to appear before that. Also, a grayed box generally indicates mixed settings. This would be the case if you had "Whole document" selected for the "Apply to" as opposed to "This section." "Jeff" wrote in message ... Sorry for being obtuse, but I went to each section and in each case (all of them) the "Suppress endnotes" box was grayed out (but had a check mark in it). Weird. I then decided to go all the way: 1. I searched for and deleted ALL section breaks (did not need them in this document anyway) 2. I switched to Normal view (as per web instructions) went to Ctrl-End and inserted a Section Break (Next Page) at that point (Endnotes are not visible). 3. I looked at the section above that newly inserted Section Break (which in Normal view contained the index but which did not show the endnotes) and this time "Page Setup/Layout did have the "Suppress endnotes" box not grayed out and selected. 4. Put the cursor past the section break and changed the "Suppress endnotes" to unchecked. Index is still present before the endnotes. Achh!! I'm doing something wrong but do not know what. (The endnote options has "Location" as "End of section"). Jeff "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message ... Now, for each section from the beginning of the document to the next-to-last section preceding the index, section by section, go to the Layout tab of Page Setup and check the box for "Suppress endnotes." Leave the box unchecked for the section that should come immediately before the endnotes (that is, the section preceding the index). When you have done that and switch back to Page Layout view, you should find that the endnotes and index have switched places. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Dear Suzanne, I hate to bother you with silly questions but I am having trouble following the directions in the reference page you kindly gave me. I'm working in Word 2002 and this long document already has 800+ existing endnotes and a 14 page Index - which because I could not force Word to let me do otherwise - is presently located in the document before the endnotes. Following the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes 1. I've switched to "Normal view" went to the end of the document (Ctrl-End) and inserted a Section Break (Next Page). 2. I went to the mbeginning of te first endnote and selected "Note Options" in which I changed to "End of Section" location and applied it to the whole document. But, I am not sure what I now have to do to move or recreate the index in the correct position after the endnotes. What view should I switch to and what exactly do i need to do. Hope that is clear Suzanne. Jeff Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: The endnotes should definitely appear before the index (this is conventional); to achieve this, see the instructions in http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...TextAfterNotes. "Jeff" wrote in message ... Using Word 2002 in Windows XP. I am able to mark (Alt-Shift-X) certain words in a book's endnotes as entries to be appear in the book's index. However, I noticed that updating the index (F9) does not make these endnote index entries appear in the resulting index. This might be because the index field in my document is located at the end of the document but before where the endnotes begin. Is it possible to place the index after rather than before where the endnotes begin and would that make endnote entries appear in the resulting updated index? Is there another way to make them appear in the index? Thank you. Jeff |
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