To convert footnotes to endnotes, which sequence of actions correctly describes the steps in Word?

To convert footnotes to endnotes, which sequence of actions correctly describes the steps in Word?

• A. References tab > Footnotes group > Footnotes dialog launcher; In the Footnote and Endnote dialog, click Convert...; In the Convert Notes dialog, click OK.
• B. Review tab > Track Changes, then select Convert Notes.
• C. Right-click a footnote and choose Convert.
• D. Insert tab > Cite > Convert Notes.

Answer: (A)

In Word, converting footnotes to endnotes is done through the footnote/endnote controls in the References tab. Open the Footnotes dialog by clicking the small launcher in the Footnotes group, then choose Convert... to open the Convert Notes dialog. Here you confirm the change and click OK to apply, which changes all existing footnotes into endnotes (in the document or section as Word applies by default). This path is specifically designed for switching between note types, whereas other options like Track Changes, right‑clicking a footnote, or the Cite feature don’t perform this conversion.

In Word, converting footnotes to endnotes is done through the footnote/endnote controls in the References tab. Open the Footnotes dialog by clicking the small launcher in the Footnotes group, then choose Convert... to open the Convert Notes dialog. Here you confirm the change and click OK to apply, which changes all existing footnotes into endnotes (in the document or section as Word applies by default). This path is specifically designed for switching between note types, whereas other options like Track Changes, right‑clicking a footnote, or the Cite feature don’t perform this conversion.