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Thanks for that, Jay. I had completely forgotten about that part until I
recently revised the article, and I'd already forgotten about it again!

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See the last section of http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/StyleRef.htm.

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pswiderski wrote:
I'm creating a TOC that needs to have both the Heading 2 and Heading
3 styles on the same line. Is this possible?
Example -
The body reads like this

Article I
Officers and Elections (these two lines are style = Heading 1)

Presiding Officer (this line is style = Heading 3)

Rule 1.01 The presiding officer shall be the president, blah, blah,
blah (the words "Rule 1.01 are style = Heading 2)

I need the TOC to read

Article I
Officers and Elections

Rule 1.01 Presiding Officer ...........................3
Rule 1.02 President Pro Tempore..................4

Is it possible to have both Heading 2 and 3 on the same line?
I've gone to the point, by manually altering the field code, that I
have Heading 1 correct and Heading 2 correct, but Heading 3 is on the
line above Heading 2 (because it appears in the text before Heading
2).

Maybe I need to use TC instead of TOC for Heading 3. If so, please
explain.

Thanks for your help.