Hi-
I'm working in Word 2011 on reformatting a Word docx that was sent to me. It contains endnote references throughout, but the reference numbers in the text don't seem to be hyperlinked to the endnotes themselves.
As there are several hundred endnotes I obviously want to add / activate these links globally rather than manually, but I can't figure out how to do this.
As a first step I'm trying to establish whether the author of the document included live links and they have been lost in transit, or whether the author just superscripted the reference numbers manually and didn't link them in the first place. Is there a way to tell this? When I highlight one of these numbers the superscript button in the toolbar is activated, but I don't know if this would happen anyway whether the refs were inserted live or not
Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I can't contact the author of the document.
I'm working in Word 2011 on reformatting a Word docx that was sent to me. It contains endnote references throughout, but the reference numbers in the text don't seem to be hyperlinked to the endnotes themselves.
As there are several hundred endnotes I obviously want to add / activate these links globally rather than manually, but I can't figure out how to do this.
As a first step I'm trying to establish whether the author of the document included live links and they have been lost in transit, or whether the author just superscripted the reference numbers manually and didn't link them in the first place. Is there a way to tell this? When I highlight one of these numbers the superscript button in the toolbar is activated, but I don't know if this would happen anyway whether the refs were inserted live or not
Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I can't contact the author of the document.