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You can update cross-references manually by pressing Ctrl + A to select all and then pressing F9. Cross-references will also be updated when you switch to Print Preview or when you print (if the Word option Update fields before printing is turned on).

To update an individual reference, click on it and press F9 or right-click and select Update Field. To update all references in a document, select Edit Select All (or press Ctrl A), then press F9 or right-click and select Update Field. You can set Word to always update cross-references before printing your document.

A bookmark is a kind of hyperlink that directs readers to a specific place within a document. Bookmarks are commonly used within tables of contents to enable readers to go straight to a particular document section. A cross-reference directs readers to a named source within the same document, such as a table or graph.

You can update cross-references manually by pressing Ctrl + A to select all and then pressing F9. Cross-references will also be updated when you switch to Print Preview or when you print (if the Word option Update fields before printing is turned on).

Bookmark Not Defined. entries with your own text. To convert the TOC (Table of Contents) to a fully static text, all you need to do is select the TOC and press Ctrl + Shift + F9. After you do this, all your TOC entries will be transformed into static text that you can edit as you see fit.

If a bookmark can no longer be found, you'll get the message you're seeing. You can try using Ctrl+Shift+F9 to make the TOC fully static text, or Ctrl+F11 to lock the TOC field so it can't update.

Method 1: Change the Bookmark Name and Update Cross-references ManuallyTo start off, click Insert tab then click Bookmark in Links group.Next click to select the target bookmark and click Go To.You will see the bookmark texts are in selection by then.Then enter a new bookmark name and click Add.More items...?Mar 31, 2017