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By doing in code the same as you'd do manually via Insert|Cross-Reference>Heading.
If you can identify the heading to bookmark it, so that you can cross-reference the bookmark, you can just as easily identify it for cross-referencing without the bookmark. Quote:
.Range.InsertFile ... Insert: Code:
For Each HdFt In Scn.Footers .Range.Text = vbNullString HdFt.LinkToPrevious = True Next
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