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If you do it more than once you will end up with multiple nested brackets, which could be a mess to try to clean up (though it can be done with additional Find and Replace operations). There is one caveat to this approach: You should do it only once, probably after you are done inserting footnotes in your document. Word will automatically increment the number for you. Repeat the process for every additional footnote. It then replaces them with brackets containing whatever was found in the search. This will immediately bring you to the bottom of the page with the right footnote number to use. Word searches for all footnote references in both the main body of the document and in the footnote area. (Make sure you use a lowercase letter "f".) The Replace tab of the Find and Replace dialog box. Text entered within the header or footer will appear on each page of the document. Headers and footers will help keep long documents organized and make them easier to read.

Word displays the Replace tab of the Find and Replace dialog box. Word also allows you to regulate your columns by adding column breaks. You can, however, add them by using Find and Replace. The short answer is no, there is no way to add brackets around footnote references automatically. He would like the footnote references to have square brackets surrounding the numbers and wonders if there is a way to do this automatically.

Ayman created a document that has numerous footnotes in it.