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The way cross-references actually work is that Word adds a hidden bookmark around the source text and then adds a cross-reference to that bookmark.
You can do the same by first adding a bookmark around the field that is associated with the exhibit (give it a bookmark name that reflects the exhibit name, not the current number). Then you go to the usual Insert Cross-Reference dialog and choose the bookmark. Note that you MAY need to update the fields twice if the first update does the cross-ref before the seq field has been updated.
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