How to convert all footnotes to endnotes in Word?
As you know, footnotes are placed at the bottom of pages by default in Word, while endnotes are placed at the end of word document. Here, this article will introduce the steps to convert all footnotes to endnotes in Word.
Convert all footnotes to endnotes in Word
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Convert all footnotes to endnotes in Word
This method will guide you to convert all footnotes to endnotes in a Word document. Please do as follows:
1. Open the document you will convert all footnotes to endnotes, and click the anchor at bottom-right corner of Footnotes group on the References tab. See screenshot:
2. In the Footnote and Endnote dialog box, please click the Convert button in the Location section. See screenshot:
3. In the Convert Notes dialog box, please check the Convert all footnotes to endnotes option, and click the OK button.
4. Close the Footnote and Endnote dialog box.
So far, all footnotes in current Word document are batch converted to endnotes as below screenshot shown.
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