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There is no automatic way.
On each such heading, you could make it a hyperlink to the level above and insert a screen tip in the hyperlink. A better way might be to change your numbering so that the numbering reflects the higher level. i.e. 1. heading 1 1.A heading 2 1.A.1 Heading 3 How to create numbered headings or outline numbering in Ribbon Versions of Word by Shauna Kelly You could also be using a StyleRef Field in your header/footer to reflect the current level by repeating the heading there. |
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