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[Bobby_Ritter]

Hello @Reed_strauss,

One way you can reference a specific line in your document is as follows, but it does have some problems:

Linking to a specific line (or header) of a section

When you are editing your document, coda actually remembers the line your cursor is in. This is the part after the # in the url. What’s more, each line has its unique id which doesn’t change even if you add new lines above or below. (Just remember that if you are adding new line like this (the cursors is at the beginning of the line) [image] you are actually moving all text in that line to a new one, which will have a different id.) That means that just by using the url with the # part, you…

Another option would be to store your large text blocks call notes inside a table themselves, then use that row to assign tags, etc. I use this method myself to record logs of calls and conversations, but separate it into separate rows for separate projects/issues discussed, even if it is on the same call.

Unfortunately, your last question is the same one asked below, but is yet unsolved:

Any way to find references to a specific row in a table?

I know that doc map can show you all the references to a given table, but is there any way to show all references to a specific row in a table? I’m thinking something like what you get when you search, with the locations and surrounding text, but specifically for references.

Sorry this wasn’t abundantly helpful, but should help frame your thinking a bit on what is currently available, thanks!