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Paul
In Word 2003 (Windows XP) is there a way search for cross-references?
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Stefan Blom
In Word, cross-references are REF fields, which means you can do the
following: Press Alt+F9 to show field codes. Display the Find dialog box
(Ctrl+F). In the "Find what" box, type ^d. Use the Find Next button to move
between REF fields.
following: Press Alt+F9 to show field codes. Display the Find dialog box
(Ctrl+F). In the "Find what" box, type ^d. Use the Find Next button to move
between REF fields.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Or use ^d REF if you just want to find REF fields and no others.
Alternatively, F11 will go to the next field even when field codes aren't
displayed.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
Alternatively, F11 will go to the next field even when field codes aren't
displayed.
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
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Stefan Blom
^d REF is what I meant to suggest, of course! Thank you.
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Paul
OK...thanks.
Now I'm going to be selfish.
Is there a way to only search for REF fields, but not have to turn on
field codes? I want to be able to see what the field code evaluates
to, as I'm going from field code to field code.
Finally, is there a native keyboard shortcut for Next Find? If not,
I'll use a macro.
Thanks.
Now I'm going to be selfish.
Is there a way to only search for REF fields, but not have to turn on
field codes? I want to be able to see what the field code evaluates
to, as I'm going from field code to field code.
Finally, is there a native keyboard shortcut for Next Find? If not,
I'll use a macro.
Thanks.
S
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Find Next, if you're just finding (not replacing) is Enter while the Find
dialog is open. Or you can use the double-down-arrow button at the bottom of
the vertical scroll bar; the keyboard equivalent of that (BrowseNext, which
in this case is Next Find/Go To) is Ctrl+PageDown.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
OK...thanks.
Now I'm going to be selfish.
Is there a way to only search for REF fields, but not have to turn on
field codes? I want to be able to see what the field code evaluates
to, as I'm going from field code to field code.
Finally, is there a native keyboard shortcut for Next Find? If not,
I'll use a macro.
Thanks.
dialog is open. Or you can use the double-down-arrow button at the bottom of
the vertical scroll bar; the keyboard equivalent of that (BrowseNext, which
in this case is Next Find/Go To) is Ctrl+PageDown.
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
OK...thanks.
Now I'm going to be selfish.
Is there a way to only search for REF fields, but not have to turn on
field codes? I want to be able to see what the field code evaluates
to, as I'm going from field code to field code.
Finally, is there a native keyboard shortcut for Next Find? If not,
I'll use a macro.
Thanks.
G
Graham Mayor
The following macro will work
Dim oField As Field
For Each oField In ActiveDocument.Fields
If oField.Type = wdFieldRef Then
oField.Select
MsgBox oField.Code
End If
Next oField
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Dim oField As Field
For Each oField In ActiveDocument.Fields
If oField.Type = wdFieldRef Then
oField.Select
MsgBox oField.Code
End If
Next oField
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My web site www.gmayor.com
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Paul
Thanks for that, Suzanne!
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Paul
Thank you, Graham!
The following macro will work
Dim oField As Field
For Each oField In ActiveDocument.Fields
If oField.Type = wdFieldRef Then
oField.Select
MsgBox oField.Code
End If
Next oField