![]() ![]() ![]() But at the same time, I want to actually have the footnotes in the article progress sequentially without jumping over numbers. Technically this isn't a problem except that I cannot yet "accept" the changes as I need to submit the edited article for publication with changes included so the editors can see what I've done to improve the article. The issue I'm running into is more of a 'feature' than a bug but I'm not sure how to approach it: if I have text with a footnote that I delete, including the footnote, Word keeps that footnote number reserved (technically it is still there, just in a not-yet-accepted change) and thus the footnotes that follow skip over a number. I'm using MS Word's "Track changes" functionality to edit an academic article with a lot of footnotes.
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