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Originally Posted by binar View Post
MacroPod,
Thank you for your post. I used the code shown below:

Code:
FP:{StyleRef "Heading 1" \n}-{Page} / (FP: {StyleRef "Heading 1" \n}-{={Page}+1} Blank)
And below is the result I get:

FP: CHAPTER 9-1 / (FP: CHAPTER 9-2 Blank)

It is perfect except for the fact it displays the word "CHAPTER". The attached MultiLevel Window JPG shows my setup. From what I gather the CHAPTER text is being picked up by what is inside the "Enter formatting for number:" parameter. Deleting the CHAPTER text from this paremeter fixes the problem to what is shown below which is perfect:

FP: 9-1 / (FP: 9-2 Blank)

However, this creates a different problem which is my TOC and Chapter Divider pages need to show the word "CHAPTER" and deleting it from this parameter makes it disappear from both locations.

In short, is there a way I can hold on to the "CHAPTER" text so it continues displaying as "CHAPTER 1" in the TOC and Chapter Divider Pages but somehow prevent it from showing up in Foldout Numbering scheme?

I hope you or anybody in this community can suggest a work around solution. Thank you.

CHAPTER 9 comes from your StyleRef field. Substitute 9 for the field.


Code:
FP:9-{Page} / 9-{={Page}+1} Blank)
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