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2. Change a date in a Google doc spreadsheet cell
3. Change the hyperlink color in a docs document
4. Change the slide speed in Google Docs presentation
5. Convert Google docs spreadsheet into a PDF file
6. Convert Google docs spreadsheet into an Excel file
7. Freeze top row when scrolling in Google Docs
8. How to add a bookmark in Google Docs
9. How to add a cell border in Google Sheets
10. How to add a column to a google docs spreadsheet
Make: Google
Model / Product: Docs
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Objective / Info: Learn how to add a footnote in a Google Docs document.
Model / Product: Docs
Version: N/A
Objective / Info: Learn how to add a footnote in a Google Docs document.
1
Launch Google Docs by clicking on the "Google apps" icon next to your avatar and click on the Google Docs icon.
2
Create a new document by clicking on "Blank document".
Note :
Alternatively, you can select an already existing document.
3
Click on where you want to add the footnote.
4
In the toolbar, click on "Insert" then click on "Footnote". Note :
Alternatively, you can just hit Ctrl + Alt + F on your keyboard.
5
Type out whatever you want as the footnote.
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The footnote should now appear as a number next to your sentence.
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This task should be complete. Review the steps if you had any issues and try again. Submit questions or request for more guides in the questions section below.
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