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I have several chapters filled with figures and tables, which are imported as
pictures from other programs into Word 2003. Each image has a caption, added manually in Word and most images are referenced by several cross-references using the appropriate Word feature (so that references to Figure 5 automatically shift to become references to Figure 6 if I insert another Figure earlier in the chapter). My problem is that if I decide I need to change a Figure/Table in my program outside Word (like Excel or Tableau), then when I delete the existing image and re-import the replacement image, I have to recreate the caption and redo all the cross-references (which will now display an error message like "REFERENCED IMAGE NOT FOUND"). This isn't a big deal to fix once or twice but I need to do this all the time and would like to make the process as easy as possible. So, any suggestions on how I can replace a figure while maintaining its current caption and all the cross-references to it? I currently have my images inserted into the document directly. Should I try to have the images dynamically inserted so I could just replace them in their file folder? (I have not tried to do this but if necessary, I could go this route.) |
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