From the drop-down list, click on ' Footnote.

Click on the 'Insert' icon or ' Plus +' at the top. Place the cursor to the right of the word to which you would like to add a footnote or select the word itself. You can make it into letters, or you could make it into Roman numerals, or you can use symbols like asterisks, and I'll show you how to do that in the next video. Open the Google Docs app on your mobile device. That's exactly what we want, so we'll click OK and then Close.Īnd then when we scroll to the bottom, we can see that all footnotes are now endnotes, okay? So what if you want to change the numbering for your footnotes or endnotes? Right now, we are using these little 'i' here, 'i','ii', and 'iii' here.

So I'll go ahead and right-click that note area, click Note Options and then over here, click Convert., and Convert all footnotes to endnotes. Now, you probably don't want a mix of footnotes and endnotes in your document, so I'm going to undo that, and I'm going to show you that you can convert all your footnotes to endnotes in one go. What you do is you right-click a footnote and choose Convert to Endnote, and then you'll scroll down here, and you'll see that the footnote is definitely now an endnote.

You probably want to convert your footnotes to endnotes, so we'll go ahead and do that. If you wanted to insert an endnote, you could have done that by clicking the Insert Endnote button, but you probably didn't do that. Now, what if you want to change the location of a footnote? For example, let's say you wanted this footnote to be at the end of the document. Here's the footnote number, this superscript three, and the corresponding note for that footnote is at the bottom of this page here, okay? Here's that corresponding footnote. Footnotes are put at the bottom of the page that they are on.

Footnotes in google docs