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Hi<br />
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I have created a document in Word 2007 by linking several documents together into one master document.<br />
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What I need to do is to create some cross references between the documents. For example I need to make a cross reference in chapter X to a figure in chapter Y. I also need to make a cross reference in chapter Z to chapter Y.<br />
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Will I have to do this once I have linked all the documents, or is it posible to do it in another way?<br />
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Regards<br />
Søren Augustesen
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Hi

I have created a document in Word 2007 by linking several documents together into one master document.

What I need to do is to create some cross references between the documents. For example I need to make a cross reference in chapter X to a figure in chapter Y. I also need to make a cross reference in chapter Z to chapter Y.

Will I have to do this once I have linked all the documents, or is it posible to do it in another way?

Regards
Søren Augustesen

Word 2007: Cross reference between linked documents

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