[Island Girl]

I have a document with 100+ pages for which I am trying to figure out the
best way to approach a TOC.

About every 5 pages there will be a heading at the top that says SOP
{number}. The actual title that goes beside that number is several lines
down in the document. The writer keeps inserting pages with SOP headings and
titles. So far I have used a sequence number for the SOP so that I dont
have to constantly renumber when she inserts new SOPs, but now I realize I
dont know the best way to bring together the SOP number and the title in the
Table of Contents.

The writer wants the TOC to read €œSOP [number] [Title].€� Is it possible to
refer to a sequence number while manually marking table entry fields? I
tried doing that but couldnt get it to work.

One things for sure. Im not worried because I know you will know just
what to do.

[Terry Farrell]

If you insert the ToC going through the dialog options, you will see that
you can include virtually any style you want into the ToC - not just
headings. So if you use say the Subhead style applied as the SOP headings,
they will be included in the ToC.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"Island Girl" wrote in message
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I have a document with 100+ pages for which I am trying to figure out the
best way to approach a TOC.

About every 5 pages there will be a heading at the top that says SOP
{number}. The actual title that goes beside that number is several lines
down in the document. The writer keeps inserting pages with SOP headings
and
titles. So far I have used a sequence number for the SOP so that I
dont
have to constantly renumber when she inserts new SOPs, but now I realize I
dont know the best way to bring together the SOP number and the title
in the
Table of Contents.

The writer wants the TOC to read €œSOP [number] [Title].€� Is it
possible to
refer to a sequence number while manually marking table entry fields? I
tried doing that but couldnt get it to work.

One things for sure. Im not worried because I know you will know
just
what to do.

[Island Girl]

Thanks a million for the help,Terry, and thanks for being there!

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

If you insert the ToC going through the dialog options, you will see that
you can include virtually any style you want into the ToC - not just
headings. So if you use say the Subhead style applied as the SOP headings,
they will be included in the ToC.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"Island Girl" wrote in message
...
I have a document with 100+ pages for which I am trying to figure out the
best way to approach a TOC.

About every 5 pages there will be a heading at the top that says SOP
{number}. The actual title that goes beside that number is several lines
down in the document. The writer keeps inserting pages with SOP headings
and
titles. So far I have used a sequence number for the SOP so that I
dont
have to constantly renumber when she inserts new SOPs, but now I realize I
dont know the best way to bring together the SOP number and the title
in the
Table of Contents.

The writer wants the TOC to read €œSOP [number] [Title].€� Is it
possible to
refer to a sequence number while manually marking table entry fields? I
tried doing that but couldnt get it to work.

One things for sure. Im not worried because I know you will know
just
what to do.