How to enable automatic image numbering in Word

Method 1:

1. StartTab->SectionRegion>Multi-level listButton-> the item marked on the graph.
   
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2. ReferenceTab->Question noteRegion>Insert question Note.
3. Create tag-> Input graph. (BecauseFigure x-xSo the text before the serial number is "graph". You can enter the text as needed)
   
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The drawback is that you have a chapter number before each paragraph title, and you may not want it to appear in the paper. If this method is not suitable for you, try method 2. (The papers in schools often have many format requirements .)

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Method 2:

1. ReferenceTab->Question noteRegion>Insert question Note.
2. Create tag-> Input Figure 1-> PressOK.
   
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The defect is that you need to add a label for each chapter, such as "Figure 1-", "Figure 2 -"...... But fortunately, this is not very troublesome.

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Reference Image No:

Suppose we want to reference this image in the question. If you enter "please refer to", we should follow the "Image x-x ". You can perform the following operations:

1. Now you stop the cursor behind "please refer,ReferenceTab->Question noteRegion>Cross-reference.
   
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2. Select the reference typeFigure 1-Then, all the image annotations you have added are listed. Just select one.
   
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After the image number is changed:

You need to change the image from time to time. For example, you need to insert a picture in front and then subtract one image. When you add a graph, the previous number is automatically updated. But the image number has changed, and the text you reference this number has not changed. At this time, you need to do a simple small operation.

Press Ctrl + A to select all text-> right click-> select A new domain.

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