How to change the display order of labels in cross references

hi, Laurent

I'm not referring to the numbering of the conductors, it is correct that changing the sheet number or adding a sheet updates the connection, but in my case I want a "static numbering" of the conductors and elements for reasons of wiring standards.

The problem I have is that if in sheet 1 I have a link to sheet 5 (example), the link between the "previous sheet" (1) and the "next sheet" in sheet 5 (example) closes and I don't allow connect anything else.
If in the group of sheets (e.g. 20) I have to insert two sheets (sheet 1>> becomes 1A and 1B) which are almost the same but where, for example, the motor changes from single-phase to three-phase, the connections already foreseen on sheet 1A will not allow you to add a link to sheet 5 from sheet 1B that I added as well.
I'm currently "manually" adding texts on the added sheet as you see in the posted details, but I was wondering if there was a trick to allow the (01coming:arrow) link (to sheet 5 for example 02(going_arrow)) from both sheet 1A and from sheet 1B.

Hi Laurent,

Attachment the original modified project,...
DO NOT look at the correctness of the design, it's just to make you understand...

The client has two similar sheet but with two possible different motors:
one with three-phase motor 2/13 (my 2A) and 3/13 (my 2B) with single-phase motor.
EVERYTHING else is the same!
But it can also be extended to other equipment such as for example the same system with Siemens PLC or the same system with OMRON PLC or other, which clearly has slightly different acronyms and connections...
Now then with the moria of components you have to provide for different compatibilities without changing the schematic every time..

What trick can I use to link both sheet 2 and sheet 3 to links 212 and 213 of sheet 4?

Hi Tiz,
In your case, that's what i will do, what do you think?

Laurent

Hello Lorenzo

I found the solution!

I created an alternative "previous page reference" with the transparent polygon.
So placing it close to the connection point allows me to be practically invisible and you can put another label that refers to your specific sheet.
Modifying it in italics, or other fonts or even with a different color makes it unique and differentiates and I find it on its specific sheet.
Sheet 4:
- (2-E5 (black)) points to sheet 2 (or 1A in my case);
- (3-E6 (magenta)) points to sheet 3 (or 1B in my case);

Seems like a great solution to me.

Bye thank you.