When AutoCaption is enabled for tables, any new tables will be
captioned according to your selections in the AutoCaption dialog box;
however, you will need to add the specific text for each caption onto
the table manually.
Cross-referencing a table
You can insert a cross-reference to a captioned table. Clicking on the
cross-reference takes the reader directly to the table.
1) Position the cursor where you want the cross reference.
2) Select Insert > Cross-reference from the main menu.
3) Set the
Type
to Table. A list of captioned tables will be shown in
the
Selection
panel; select the one you want to reference.
4) In the
Format
pane, choose how the cross reference will appear.
• Page creates a reference of the page number that the caption
appears on.
• Chapter places a reference to the chapter number in which
the caption appears. This will only produce an empty space
unless you have setup your chapter headings with outline
level paragraph styles.
• Reference inserts the entire caption's category, number and
caption text as a reference.
• Above/Below inserts “above” or “below” depending on
whether the table appears above or below the cross-reference.
• As Page Style creates a reference of the page number that
the caption appears on using the page style format.
• Category and Number creates a cross-reference with only
the caption's category and number; for example, Table 1 for
the first table.
• Caption Text creates the reference using the caption text,
leaving off the category and number.
• Numbering inserts only the number of the caption.
5) Click Insert to add the cross-reference and click Close to exit the
dialog box.
Automatic formatting of tables
AutoFormat is a functionality whereby you can apply an elaborate
formatting to your table with just a few clicks. AutoFormat is
somewhat similar to paragraph styles and will enable you to obtain
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