Inserting a "dynamic" hyperlink to next page on a table footer (table flowing across multiple pages)

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Hello there!I'm working on a document that needs to be accessible, and we have a long table that flows across multiple pages. On other shorter tables (2 pages), I just include a simple row at the end of the first part of the table that says "Continues on the next page" and use a hyperlink destination to link it, nothing too complex.But on this longer table, I was wondering if I could use a footer instead (so it will automatically place this extra row at the end of each page), and have it hyperlink automatically to the next page where the table continues? Is that somehow possible? I know how to set the table footer, I'm just curious about the automatic/dynamic hyperlink part.Thank you in advance!

Lucia RQ · Accepted Answer

I solved this by creating a text box with the "Continues on the next page" text, converting that to a button that goes to the next page, and inserting the button in the footer cell &#128513;&#x1f44c;

Robert at ID-Tasker · Answer

But the repeating footer - will be the same footer on every page - so it can't point to different pages.

In case like this - you should break the table into pieces, add dynamic / accessibility content - and then export final version.

It can, of course, be automated by script.

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