Hi Tony,
That's not how a Word table of Contents (TOC) works. While you can have all three elements, you can't have them in the format you've described. As an example of what Word can do, see the following (excuse the alignment issues
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Contents Page
1 Preamble 3
2 Office Workloads 3
2.1 General Principles 3
2.2 Client Record Maintenance line item L001 3
2.3 Staffing and Purchasing line item L002 4
2.4 Preparation, dispatch and return of materials and equipment line item L003 5
2.5 Business-Hours technical support line item L004 7
2.6 After-Hours technical support line item L005 7
2.7 Staff on stand-by line item L006 8
2.8 Enquiries line item L014 9
2.9 Temporary staff travel costs line items L015 and L016 10
2.10 Recruitment agency costs line item L017 11
3 Static Venue Costs 12
3.1 Temporary staff day rates line items L100 to L113 13
3.2 OICs extra duties line item L114 14
3.3 Assistance with venue set-up line item L115 15
3.4 Travel costs line item L116 16
3.5 Vehicle costs line item L117 17
3.6 Telephone costs line item L118 18
3.7 Other allowances line item L119 19
4 Staff Training Costs 20
4.1 Training team wages line items L200 to L201 20
4.2 Training team travel costs line items L203 to L204 21
4.3 Training team vehicle costs line items L205 to L206 22
4.4 Training team expenses line item L207 23
4.5 Trainees wages line items L208 to L210 24
4.6 Trainees vehicle costs line item L211 25
4.7 Other trainee expenses line item L212 26
With the above, the major headings represent the PART, the minor headings represent the SECTION and there is a page # for each.