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Auto update for text/headings in different pages.
Here is my predicament.
I'm producing a document that my client wants the contents list items (headings/text etc) to change if they were to change the heading elsewhere in the document. I have been looking into indexing and cross reference and am struggling. In a nut shell, if you type something somewhere it changes elsewhere in the document, contents list, chapters etc. Any and all support is much appreciated. |
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Auto update for text/headings in different pages.
A TOC field will update when updated (i.e., when you print or manually
update it). Same with cross-references (REF fields) StyleRef fields can be used to repeat headings in some instances; they update automatically only in headers and footers. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Mark" wrote in message ... Here is my predicament. I'm producing a document that my client wants the contents list items (headings/text etc) to change if they were to change the heading elsewhere in the document. I have been looking into indexing and cross reference and am struggling. In a nut shell, if you type something somewhere it changes elsewhere in the document, contents list, chapters etc. Any and all support is much appreciated. |
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