Because endnotes generally default to the end of the article. After an endnote is inserted, adding other words after the endnote will be considered as part of the endnote. For example, after listing references in the form of endnotes, we usually add chapters such as thanks at the back, but we find that the newly added chapters are not displayed in the table of contents! ! What shall we do? Let me tell you next. (Take word2007 as an example)

First, position the cursor at the end of the text (note: it is the end of the text, not the end of the reference).

Secondly, click on the reference menu, click on the expansion triangle of the footnote panel, and select "section ending" in the drop-down box behind "endnote" in the pop-up footnote and endnote dialog panel.

Finally, at the end of the text, click the page layout, click the separator, and section break the next page.

All right!