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I have tried to find this answer before posting, but am not having any luck.
I have a document wherein my Level 1 Style numbered Paragraphs are formatted
as such:
ARTICLE I
ARTICLE II
etc.
When I cross-reference them in other paragraphs, it comes in with that font
formatting (all caps) such as if I said, "That feature is defined in ARTICLE
II."
We would like our cross-references to come in as "That feature is defined in
Article II."
Can this be done? I've tried numerous this with the \* Charformat and \*
MERGEFORMAT switches, but I can't get it right.
Here's an example of our reference code:
{REF_Ref139705754\r \h}
Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Elf
I have a document wherein my Level 1 Style numbered Paragraphs are formatted
as such:
ARTICLE I
ARTICLE II
etc.
When I cross-reference them in other paragraphs, it comes in with that font
formatting (all caps) such as if I said, "That feature is defined in ARTICLE
II."
We would like our cross-references to come in as "That feature is defined in
Article II."
Can this be done? I've tried numerous this with the \* Charformat and \*
MERGEFORMAT switches, but I can't get it right.
Here's an example of our reference code:
{REF_Ref139705754\r \h}
Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Elf