How to insert a footnote in Word 2016?

If you have the footnote section displayed on your document, you can click the small arrow below the section title and choose where you want to place the footnote. Additionally, if you want to create a new footnote at the end of the document, you can click the New Footnote button in the footnotes section. The new footnote will be created at the end of the document.

How to add a footnote in word?

To add a footnote in the existing document, select the text of the footnote and press the Ctrl+K combination or click the Home tab, click the Symbols group, and then click the Notes & Numbers icon. A new footnote will be inserted above or below the selection.

How to insert a footnote in word

To add a footnote to a paragraph in a document, press the F9 key when you have the cursor in the paragraph. A window for entering the content of the footnote will pop up. Press the TAB key to move the cursor inside the text of the current paragraph so you can type in the content of your footnote. Use the TAB key to move the cursor to the end of the line where you want to add the footnote. Press ENTER to insert the new footnote.

How to insert new footnote in word?

A new footnote is created by just clicking the superscript/footnote icon located on the toolbar. A new pop-up will appear in which you can enter the text for the new footnote. You can move the cursor to the location where you want to insert the footnote, click the superscript/footnote icon and click the Set Footnote Text button. If you want to remove a footnote, just click the superscript/footnote icon.

How to insert a footnote in Word

If you are using the default Word view, the footnote will appear in the end of your document. To move the location of the footnote, you need to click the Go To Footnote button located on the editing toolbar. Once you click the Go To Footnote button, you will be able to move the location of the footnote using the mouse.