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Creating Table of Contents From a Custom Style
I would like to create a Table of Contents automatically from my chapter headings and sub headings.
At the moment, I have created a custom style for the headings, but MS Word doesn't create a TOC based on this style. It will only create a TOC for an already built-in style. Any ideas what I can do to have Word recognize and use my custom style in the TOC? Appreciate the help, JH |
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You can select which styles to include in a TOC in the Table of Contents dialog box. I can't give you any specific steps for MacWord, because I have only used Windows versions.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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You may also have to UNCHECK the default ones first.
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See Table of Contents Tips and Tricks and How to create a table of contents in Microsoft Word.
Generating a Table of Contents - Complex Documents |
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Hello,
Press Ctrl F9 to create French braces for TOC field { TOC \t "MyStyleName1,1,MyStyleName3,1,Heading 3,2"} Just insert any styles between the quotes and a comma before the TOC 1, 2 3 level you wish to use and so on. Regards janinecrutch.com |
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