How do I set the cross-reference of bookmarks in Word2010?

A cross-reference is a reference to the position of another location in a Word document to the current edit, to reduce duplicate content, or to help readers understand the content of the document.

Step 1th, open the Word2010 document window where you have bookmarked, and position the insertion cursor in the appropriate location. Switch to the Insert ribbon and click the Cross-Reference button in the links group, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 Click the Cross-reference button

Step 2nd, in an Open Cross-Reference dialog box, click the Reference type Drop-down triangle button to select the options for numbered items, title, bookmarks, footnotes, endnotes, and so on in the open list, in this case, select the Bookmark option. Click the reference Content Drop-down triangle button, where you can select the options for bookmark text, page number, paragraph number, and so on, in this case, select the page numbering option. Leave the Insert as Hyperlink check box selected, and then select the appropriate bookmark in the reference which bookmark list, and click the Insert button, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2 Cross-Reference dialog box

Returns the Word2010 document window, where the mouse pointer points to the inserted cross-reference to display the bookmark name. Hold down the CTRL key and click the cross-reference text to jump to the destination bookmark position, as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3 successfully inserting a bookmark cross Reference

In this way, insert the cross-reference part, you can jump directly to the reference section, so in the editor, is not the province to repeat the section to edit it? If you do not understand the friend, you can try to see the effect on the know.