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Old 02-19-2019, 07:30 AM
Blaq Blaq is offline Can't format REF field (format first letter, use * CHARFORMAT doesn't work) Windows 7 64bit Can't format REF field (format first letter, use * CHARFORMAT doesn't work) Office 2007
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Default Can't format REF field (format first letter, use * CHARFORMAT doesn't work)

I've learned the difference between * MERGEFORMAT and * CHARFORMAT, but can't seem to manually format a cross-reference field. I'm using Office Pro Plus 2013. Here are my steps:
  • Insert a cross-reference
  • Reveal field codes
  • Add the * CHARFORMAT switch
  • Select the space between "{" and "REF"
  • Format it (e.g. font color = red)
  • Hide field codes
The field will not appear in red. (Note: there is no * MERGEFORMAT switch at any point in these steps.)



What am I doing wrong? Thanks.

Last edited by Charles Kenyon; 02-19-2019 at 04:49 PM. Reason: Mark as solved
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