Hi All,



First post here - hoping someone can help.

I am in the process of writing out a document for work. The document is an overview of some rules the business has to adhere to. I am looking to insert a link within the document that, when pressed, takes the user to another page within that same document.

I have found that a table of contents will perform this function for me. The contents table is listing which page each new section is found at, and can be 'jumped' to by hitting the page number in the table.

My issue here is, my document will in time be over 100 pages long and should have links scattered throughout the various pages rather than just a list of all sections at the top of the document.

For example:

The business shall adhere to the codes of practise found at [...]. See Appendix A<-- Clicking 'See Appendix A' should 'jump' the user to Page 40 where Appendix A is found.

I hope this makes sense and thanks in advance!

Look into the Cross-Reference feature under the Insert or References tab. You can easily cross-reference a heading, a figure, or a bookmark.