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SYMPTOMS
If you insert a cross-reference to some text and then add some text to the
end of the cross-referenced text, Word for Windows does not include that
text when you update the cross-reference.
This is a Heading One ParagraphInsert a cross-reference to this heading on a separate line in your document. Then add some text to the end of the Heading 1 paragraph, as shown below: This is a Heading One Paragraph with more textIf you update the cross-reference to this paragraph, Word does not include " with more text". By contrast, Word correctly updates the cross-reference with text you add to the beginning or middle of a cross-referenced paragraph. CAUSE
When you position the insertion point after the last character of cross-
referenced text, Word places additional text outside the special, hidden
bookmark it uses to mark that cross-referenced text. As a result, Word does
not include the text in the cross-reference.
[This is a Heading One Paragraph] STATUSWe are researching this problem and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available. WORKAROUNDTo change or add text to the end of a cross-referenced paragraph, make the changes before the last word and then delete the last word. Additional query words: 6.0 cross-reference character update word6 winword doesn't sentence invisible internal 7.0 word95 word7 word8 word97
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