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Using previous endnotes/references from earlier in the document

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Reply Mon 4 Jul 2011, 00:17Delegate Danish said...

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Using previous endnotes/references from earlier in the document

How can I use an earlier numbered endnote in Word 2007, again? Example, I am on endnote reference 20 (if I start a new one) but endnote reference 12 refers to a books that I need to reference. As this books is referenced many times in the main document, I need a way of refering to it in the end note without having to repeat the name of the book again and again.

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Reply Mon 4 Jul 2011, 10:59Trainer Andrew said...

RE: Using previous endnotes/references from earlier in the docum

Hi Danish

Thank you for your question. You may find the bibliography feature more helpful for tracking books that you refer to through your document. You can find details in the following Microsoft article. Let me know if this is addresses the problem you are encountering.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/create-a-bibliography-HA010067492.aspx

Kind regards,
Andrew

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