Quick mutual-linking within OneNote?

Question

Hi,

I would like to ask a question on OneNote linking.

If I have two paragraphs:

1.    A in one place

2.    B in another place

To create a mutual link, I can first add in A a link to B, then in B a link to A. However, is there any built-in functionality to quickly do this at a single click?

Bob

Answer 1

Single-click? No.

If you surround a piece of text with double-brackets ("[[text]]") OneNote will automatically create a link to the section or page with that text as its name (and if not will create a page in the current section with that name). Of course, then you don't have a mutual link, yet, just a one-way link.

Answer 2

Ben,

If the name doesn't exist, say, a nonsense work like "pqw", then OneNote create a page under the current section.

However, if the name exists for at multiple places, for example, word "note", then I see OneNote links to a page which contains the word. But how does it select from all pages containing the word?

Bob