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Create an index-like table in Word 2010
I have a large procedural document that addresses requirements outlined in a spreadsheet we have. I would like to take the spreadsheet and insert it into Word as a table. That's the easy part. For each requirement in the now-created table, I'd like to be able to mark the text in the document that addresses the requirement and have the page number display in one column of the table. I know...this is very index like, but the challenge is that I do not want to create an index. I need the table, and I need to be able to Mark Entry (or something similar) on the related text and embed the page number in the table in the correct row. Similar to an index, I would like the page numbers to be updatable as pagination changes. Any thoughts on how to accomplish this? I tried creating an index and copying the references to the related table rows, but this did not work.
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Solved my own problem. I manually went through and bookmarked the references I wanted. I then inserted a crossreference field in the table pointing to the respective named bookmark. Easy peasy.
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