Change explanatory row for tables with notes

[SarahWattie]

Currently if a table contains notes, aftables automatically inserts this explanatory row above the table:
“This table contains notes, which can be found in the Notes worksheet”.
The current wording could be confusing to the user as it doesn't explain that the note markers are in the table while the note text is in the Notes worksheet. Consider changing the row to something like:
"This worksheet refers to notes. Note markers are presented in square brackets and note text is located in the Notes worksheet."

[matt-dray]

Yes, good point. In fact, the 'Releasing statistics in spreadsheets' guidance says something similar:

it is good practice to use the cover sheet to mention notes, where they can be found and how note markers are presented – for example: 'Some tables refer to notes. When notes are mentioned the note marker is presented in square brackets. The note text can be found in the notes table' – this tells users what to expect and helps programmers write code that matches what is in your tables

This is a bullet in the 'Signposting with note markers' section, under 'Detailed footnotes', which is part of the 'Symbols, footnotes and codes' section.