Microsoft word endnote formatting period to number

For example, a reference to paragraph 1.(a)(ii) from anywhere in the document appears as '1.(a)(ii)'.This displays the complete paragraph number from anywhere in the document. If you're using LISTNUM fields, you can add the switch to set the Paragraph number (no context) option.) If you create a cross-reference to paragraph 1.(a)(ii), the result will appear as '(ii),' regardless of the context of the reference.This option displays the paragraph number without its relative position in the outline numbered list. (If you're using LISTNUM fields, you can add the switch to set the Paragraph number option.) If you position the insertion point in the numbered paragraph 2.(a)(i), and then create a reference to paragraph 1.(a)(ii), the information inserted appears as '1.(a)(ii)' because no context is shared.If you position the insertion point in the numbered paragraph 1.(b), and then create a reference to paragraph 1.(a)(ii), the information inserted appears as '(a)(ii)' because both paragraphs are subordinate to paragraph 1.If you position the insertion point in the numbered paragraph 1.(a)(i), and then create a reference to paragraph 1.(a)(ii), the information inserted appears as 'ii' because both paragraphs are subordinate to paragraph 1.(a).Using the illustration above, consider these examples:

The Paragraph number option displays the paragraph number and its relative position in an outline numbered list.

Microsoft word endnote formatting period to number