Can you add a footnote to a doc? Need to use for referencing research
Hi Eleni,
Welcome to the community!!
It depends on what you mean with footnote, and what you mean with doc…? ![]()
Do you want to build a table of references?
It is VERY much going to depend in the structure of the rest of your document. I very seldom do things in directly in pages, I keep everything in tables.
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If you have your text in pages
You can have a central table with references. If needed per page, the table would also have a column with the page name. At the bottom of the page, you would have a view of the table, filtered to the entries for that page. -
If you have your text in a table, you could have a column in the table that contain the reference(s). That allows you to have the reference “close” to the where the information is used.
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Another approach that you can follow if the text is in a table, is the approach that I have fleshed out in this example document:
RP's ITE 2.0 - Integrated Thinking Environment
The doc fundamentally consists of a single notes table. The table can have different types of notes, I suggest you have one for your “text”, e.g. a research doc note type, and another note type for “Reference”. You can then flexibly cross link the notes in a many to many relationship.
Regards
Piet
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