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04-10-2013, 05:02 PM
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Need to create a "custom" table of contents type thing
Hi,
Word 2007 My document is organized with headings... Heading1 heading2 Heading3 Heading1 Heading2 Heading3 ...... Goes on and on... I want to create a "section" just like you create a table of contents but instead of the headings it "aggregates" all of the text under each heading I select. These different "parts" of my document change often and I want to be able to look at them all at the same time to see any patterns emerging and stuff. Is that possible? So it would sort of be like a table of contents that just aggregates certain areas of my document into a few pages, and I can refresh it from time to time to pick up any changes. I hope it is not confusing. 
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