Looking for and deleting any "excessive" tab stops was going to be my next suggestion. :-) Such tab stops may come from the heading, at least if the heading has auto numbering applied to it (but those kinds of tab stops are usually on the left, next to the paragraph number, of course).
Sometimes there is no simple explanation for excessive tab stops. You can click inside the heading and press Ctrl+Q to remove any garbage which doesn't come from the heading style.
Thanks for the follow-up.
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
Microsoft 365 apps for business
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