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I'm reviewing a document for a colleague, using the comment bubbles from the review ribbon. There are many comments, and some are related. I would like to be able to link them dynamically with cross references. For example, in comment 80, I might like to be able to say "see comment 50", but if I just type that in manually it won't update reference number when new comments get added. I know how to use cross-references for dynamically link to figures or paragraphs. Is there a way to do this with comments?
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Unfortunately, no. You can bookmark the text in a comment and insert a cross-reference to the bookmark text, but there is no way to access the comment number.