A technically inelegant solution, admittedly. Then take a screen-shot of it and insert the picture of the table & notes into the main document. Yet another option is to have the table with notes in another document. Using dynamic links any changes to the table will show up in the main document.
Write-n-Cite is the old version, and works with Word 2013 and earlier. (What Word needs is a third ‘…notes’ option called, say, TableNotes or ExtraNotes. Using this add-in can help you spend less time on citations and formatting and more on the actual work of writing.
#Use endnote with ms word 2016 plus#
What if you have traditional Footnotes and Endnotes plus notes at the bottom of tables? Microsoft has no solution for that, you’re left to your own ingenuity. That will save trouble if the document is rearranged. For a long document, it would be good practice to put a Continuous Section Break after each table, including the last one.