Opv
03-16-2015, 04:11 PM
I have a document in which I am inserting a series of cross references to headings. I've formatted the heading styles to include text, i.e., the word "ARTICLE" before the number for the style, "Heading 1". Hence, each article begins as ARTICLE I, ARTICLE II, ARTICLE III, etc.
When I cross reference one of the main headings, and I apply either the \* Caps or \*FirstCap switch, it displays the cross referenced text as "Article Ii" and "Article Iii". Is there a switch combination that would allow me to retain the uppercase only for the numeric portion of the Heading style?
Opv
P.S. I'm using Word 2007.
When I cross reference one of the main headings, and I apply either the \* Caps or \*FirstCap switch, it displays the cross referenced text as "Article Ii" and "Article Iii". Is there a switch combination that would allow me to retain the uppercase only for the numeric portion of the Heading style?
Opv
P.S. I'm using Word 2007.