If your "job description" titles are formatted with one of Word's built-in
heading styles, they should appear in the TOC automatically. If you've used
a different style (consistently, and only for job description headings), you
can assign it an outline level, either in the style definition or in the TOC
Options dialog.
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"Cheryl" wrote in message
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I am working on a document that lists the qualifications of a construction
company with descriptions for each job. Each job description lists the
types
of work done (concrete, pipe, bridgework, etc.) I have a table of
contents,
but I want to insert a table with page numbers based on the types of work.
For example,
Bridgework
sunnyside job - page 17
prairie job - page 42
Concrete
sunnyside job - page 17
moser job - page 23
I want it to be able to update as new jobs are added . . .
Do I want too much or is there a way to do this? I am pretty familiar
with
word and table of contents, but can't figure out how to do this.
Thanks for your help.