On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 5:25 AM, Hagar de l'Est <
hagar_de_l...@openoffice.org> wrote:

> Sorry, should have been more specific. When you are in the Fields dialog,
> Cross-references tab, there is a section at bottom and to avoid the final
> dot, you can use the Insert reference to: Chapter or use the Reference entry
> (to avoid the numbering).
>
> Hagar
>
>
>
>>
>> On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 4:43 AM, Hagar de l'Est <
>> hagar_de_l...@openoffice.org <mailto:hagar_de_l...@openoffice.org>>
>> wrote:
>>
>>    Have you tried the different options of the cross reference insertion?
>> Especially the ones about context and separator?
>>
>>    Hagar
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>        On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 5:32 PM, Mike Scott <
>> m...@scottsonline.org.uk <mailto:m...@scottsonline.org.uk> <mailto:
>> m...@scottsonline.org.uk <mailto:m...@scottsonline.org.uk>>> wrote:
>>
>>            On 16/05/2011 02:29, Adam wrote:
>>            ...
>>
>>                Let me be more specific. My document has numbered
>> paragraphs and if within
>>                the text I add a cross reference to one of these paragraphs
>> using Insert>
>>                Cross r*e*ference...>  Numbered Paragraphs and then select
>> "Number" in the
>>
>>                Insert reference to option I get the following in the
>> insertion point of my
>>                text:
>>
>>                84.<--- note the period
>>
>>                so what I want to do is add words like:
>>
>>                .....see paragraph 84 above.....
>>
>>                where 84 has been inserted with the cross reference
>> function but I am
>>                getting (note the period after the 84
>>
>>                .....see paragraph 84. above.....
>>
>>                suggesting that the sentence has ended after the 84.
>>
>>                Hope this clarifies.
>>
>>                Adam
>>
>>
>>            Yes. That helps - needless to say I was using a simple page
>> xref.
>>
>>            Taking a novice's look, I see that the cross-reference format
>> seems to take the exact same format as the list label - so a label with a
>> dot has a dot in the cros-reference, one with a ) has a ), and so on. If you
>> use a list label format without a dot, the cross-reference doesn't have one
>> either. Actually, thinking about it, this looks correct behaviour - if the
>> list entry is labelled 'XyzzY' then the cross-reference should also say 'see
>> XyzzY' or whatever, so if there's a dot.....
>>
>>            Anyway, you can change the list labels with the stylist (F11,
>> select (probably) all styles, pick the relevant numbering one, and head for
>> options.
>>
>>            Best can do. But I'm new to this feature :-)
>>
>>
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>>        Hey Mike that's perfect......your best can do did the job. Your new
>> to this feature perhaps but I'm still green with using this software.
>>
>>        Thanks
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>>        Adam
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>> Sorry Hagar but I don't understand what you mean. I have quickly checked
>> the help and can see anything about "cross reference insertion" or "context
>> and separator" and sadly because of time constraints to get this job out
>> today unless the suggestion is very specific I don't have time at the moment
>> to do much searching but will come back to all this when I do have more
>> time.
>>
>> Thanks for your help and understanding.
>>
>> Adam
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Oh I now understand.....

Thanks Hagar

Adam
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