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And, it does not even necessarily take more digits. Sometimes even fatter digits. In many fonts some digits use more space.
Bottom line, adjust the tab settings. If your TOC n styles have the default setting to update automatically you will be changing the style settings so all entries of that level will have the same setting. |
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I think you'll find that, unless perhaps you're using some fancy font, numeric characters all take up the same space. Numbers are effectively fixed-width characters.
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Thank you all very much for your help. It works perfectly.
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