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Need heading style for TOC but must stop renumbering
Hi List, I want to leave typed numbers as a heading for the TOC, but do not
want Heading to renumber and insert heading because I already have numbered paragrpahs, but style renumbers anyway, such that 1.1 is typed but I get 1.1 1.1 |
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Need heading style for TOC but must stop renumbering
Use a separate, unnumbered style as a TOC heading.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bretsharon" wrote in message ... Hi List, I want to leave typed numbers as a heading for the TOC, but do not want Heading to renumber and insert heading because I already have numbered paragrpahs, but style renumbers anyway, such that 1.1 is typed but I get 1.1 1.1 |
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Need heading style for TOC but must stop renumbering
How cool. My unnumbered TOC1 and TOC2 in the Style Panel. So how do I get
more than just two TOCs, say an unnumbered TOC3 and TOC4? "Stefan Blom" wrote: Use a separate, unnumbered style as a TOC heading. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bretsharon" wrote in message ... Hi List, I want to leave typed numbers as a heading for the TOC, but do not want Heading to renumber and insert heading because I already have numbered paragrpahs, but style renumbers anyway, such that 1.1 is typed but I get 1.1 1.1 . |
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Need heading style for TOC but must stop renumbering
Sorry, I don't understand your question. You can create as many tables of
contents as you like, but the formatting of the entries is determined by the built-in TOC styles (TOC 1, TOC 2, and so on). I may have misunderstood your initial question as well. Please try to explain exactly what you are trying to accomplish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bretsharon" wrote in message ... How cool. My unnumbered TOC1 and TOC2 in the Style Panel. So how do I get more than just two TOCs, say an unnumbered TOC3 and TOC4? "Stefan Blom" wrote: Use a separate, unnumbered style as a TOC heading. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bretsharon" wrote in message ... Hi List, I want to leave typed numbers as a heading for the TOC, but do not want Heading to renumber and insert heading because I already have numbered paragrpahs, but style renumbers anyway, such that 1.1 is typed but I get 1.1 1.1 . |
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