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Default I want to create a document that is an index with two clumns in it

One column would be the basic index the second would be a cross reference key.

This is an information retrevial system. This is a living document and will
have changes and additions in the future

I want the outline/list to be multi level. This is how i want the style to
look:



BASIC INDEX CROSS REFERENCE
100.00 Alphabet title
.010 sub category 4400.00 Refernce to
another section
.020 subcategory
.021 sub sub category
.022 sub sub category
200.00 Next heading
.010 subcategory
300.00 Continnued Category

etc with additional levels???

I feel like I have may be on the verge of figuring thius out but then the
style/format does not work correctly and I get lost

can anyone help?

I have not been able to even get to the secoind column part, the cross
reference


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Default I want to create a document that is an index with two clumns init

If those are the sorts of numbers that are to appear -- a decimal
classified outline -- then this isn't an index (which directs you to
page numbers) but a numbered outline with (as shown) three levels.
Your right-hand column could be done with a simple tab set in the
middle of the line.

If the entries in the left column are in fact the headers of sections
of a text, then this would be even simpler -- a Table of Contents.
(But then you couldn't add the right column until it was completely
finished, or each time you updated it, it would go away.)

On Apr 19, 11:08*am, Richard wrote:
One column would be the basic index the second would be a cross reference key.

This is an information retrevial system. *This is a living document and will
have changes and additions in the future

I want the outline/list to be multi level. *This is how i want the *style to
look:

* * * * * * *BASIC INDEX * * * * * * * * * * * * * *CROSS REFERENCE
100.00 * *Alphabet title
* * * * * * * .010 sub category * * * * * * * * * * * *4400.00 *Refernce to
another section
* * * * * * * .020 subcategory
* * * * * * * * * * * .021 *sub sub category
* * * * * * * * * * * .022 *sub sub category
200.00 * *Next heading
* * * * * * * .010 *subcategory
300.00 * *Continnued Category

etc with additional levels???

I feel like I have may be *on the verge of figuring thius out but then the
style/format *does not work correctly and I get lost

can anyone help?

I have not been able to even get to the secoind column part, the cross
reference

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thank you so much!


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"Index" is the name of the document. I need assistance getting the outline
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"Richard" wrote:

One column would be the basic index the second would be a cross reference key.

This is an information retrevial system. This is a living document and will
have changes and additions in the future

I want the outline/list to be multi level. This is how i want the style to
look:



BASIC INDEX CROSS REFERENCE
100.00 Alphabet title
.010 sub category 4400.00 Refernce to
another section
.020 subcategory
.021 sub sub category
.022 sub sub category
200.00 Next heading
.010 subcategory
300.00 Continnued Category

etc with additional levels???

I feel like I have may be on the verge of figuring thius out but then the
style/format does not work correctly and I get lost

can anyone help?

I have not been able to even get to the secoind column part, the cross
reference


--
thank you so much!

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