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I'm using a recent version of Word. I just checked, and nope, you cannot add a cross-reference that links to a line number.
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On 3/8/2018 10:01 AM, Wright, Lynne wrote:
> So how do you use line numbers as "reference points"?
I think they would be useful reference points in meetings and conversations.
> Can you set cross-reference links to them?
You can "go to" a line number on the current page but I don't see where you can reference a line number on a specific page. I'm using ancient Word, maybe modern Word has options that my Word does not.
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