Adapt caption in WRD

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How to adapt caption in WRD

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You probably already know how to insert a caption to a chart or an image in a Word document. From the References tab, you click on Insert Caption and you can select the label that you would like to use. If you only have a couple of charts, it is not a problem, and with a few clicks you are all set. But, what if you are working with a document with dozens of charts or images. The process soon becomes boring, tedious and time-consuming. Following this guide, and copying and pasting the VBA code you will find in the description, you can add captions to dozens of charts or images in a matter of seconds! Go to the developer tab. If the developer tab is not visible on the ribbon, go to File, then Options, Customize Ribbon, and in the Main Tabs menu make sure that Developer is checked. Right click on Modules, and select Insert, and then New Module. Copy and paste the following VBA code, and click the green button in the taskbar, or click on Run, and then Run Sub/U

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How do you keep text and picture together in Word?

Go to Picture Format or Shape Format and select Arrange Wrap Text. If the window is wide enough, Word displays Wrap Text directly on the Picture Format tab. Choose the wrapping options that you want to apply. For example, In Line with Text, Top and Bottom, and Behind Text.

How do I refer to a caption in Word?

Once captions are created, they can easily be cross-referenced. To add cross-references, from the References menu select Cross-reference . This opens the dialog for inserting a cross-reference. Select the type of reference you want to use, which will limit the list of captions of that type.

How do I stop captions from moving in Word?

Right-click on the image or caption and select Size and Position from the context menu. In the Layout tab, select Square or Tight from the Wrapping style options. Click on the Position tab, and under Horizontal, select Absolute position, and choose a position relative to the Page or Column.

How to keep figure and caption together in Word?

Add a caption to a floating object Insert your figure. Choose Layout Options and select one of the With Text Wrapping options. Add your caption using the steps listed in Add captions above. Select your caption then hold down the shift key and select your figure. Right click on either item then choose Group Group.

What is the caption button in Word?

The Insert Caption feature in Word makes it easy to systematically add captions to pictures in a document. In other Office apps, such as PowerPoint, you manually add a text box near the image and then group the text box and image.

How do I stick a caption to an image in Word?

Word Click the picture you want to add a caption to. Click References Insert Caption. To use the default label (Figure), type your caption in the Caption box.

How do I get a caption to stay with a figure in Word?

0:00 0:44 And the caption. This way you can move the text box around in word and your figure and your captionMoreAnd the caption. This way you can move the text box around in word and your figure and your caption are always going to be right next to each other. Exactly.

How do you convert captions to plain text in Word?

If you select the caption and then press CTRL+SHIFT+F9, the results of the fields in the caption will be converted to ordinary text.

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