Lori wants to include some additional information about a part of her report by adding a note at the end of a page. Describe how she can do this. What will happen if she decides to add another note earlier in her report?
What will be an ideal response?
Lori should add a footnote to her report. A footnote is an explanatory note that consists of a note reference mark and the corresponding footnote text at the end of the page. To add a footnote, she should place the insertion point after the text she wants to reference and then click the Insert Footnote button on the REFERENCES tab. She should then type in her additional information, which will appear at the bottom of the page below a separator line. A superscript 1 will appear beside the text in the main report to indicate that there is additional information available in a footnote.
If Lori adds another footnote earlier in her report, the footnotes will automatically be renumbered so the new note is footnote 1.
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