These tools automatically maintain sequential note numbers, create space for endnotes at the end of the document or section, and make sure that your footnotes stay with their associated text-even if that text moves to a different page. That’s when Word’s footnote and endnote tools really come in handy. Manually inserting individual footnotes and endnotes in Word is relatively straightforward: type a superscript number in the main text and then scroll to the bottom of the page, section, or document to type your note.īut manually inserting notes can get tricky if your document is more than a couple of pages long or has a lot of notes because you also have to manually update number sequencing and text placement as notes are added or deleted.
This tutorial shows how to insert footnotes and endnotes in Microsoft Word using the tools in the ribbon.
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