Showing Both Paragraph And Page In A Cross Reference.

 Showing Both Paragraph And Page In A Cross Reference.


Example:  See Section 8 2 on Page 5.

1. There are times when we use Cross Referencing to show both a numbered paragraph location as well as the page that it resides on. Look at the example above:
2. As we can see above, we have not only set a Cross Reference for a particular paragraph that we want to direct the reader of the document back to, but we also want to Cross Reference the page number that the reference presently resides on.
3. In order to do this, it is a two step process. First, we have to set the Cross Reference for Paragraph (as shown below in See Section 8.2) and then we have to separately set the Cross Reference for the Page Number (as shown above as Page 8).  Note that for the Paragraph, we use Numbered Item and Paragraph.  For the Page Reference, we use Numbered Item and Page.
 
Look at the two pictures above to carefully to see how we set up each part before we bring in the reference. Although the set-up changes (Paragraph vs. Page), we are still selecting the same Section 8.2 paragraph.

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