Thread: [Solved] Counting how many times a table or a field of a table is used in a document
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Old 08-15-2014, 01:41 AM
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You could use another SEQ seqnum field, with the \c switch, at the end of the document. Or, you could apply a unique Style name to the SEQ seqnum field and use a STYLEREF field to reference that Style at the end of the document. Etc.

A possible advantage of using a unique Style name and a STYLEREF field is that, if you put the STYLEREF field in the header or footer, it'll automatically show you the most recent table #, counting from the top or bottom of each page, depending on which switches you use.
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