If you want to add the field by means of a VBA macro, then you use the Add
method of the Fields collection. The Range property of the method defines
where the field is inserted. You can insert XE and TC fields this way.
The VBA help file entry for the Fields collection includes code examples for
how to do this.
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XE fields are used to create an index, TC fields a TOC. You can create a
TOC
without using TC fields (using headings or outline levels), but you cannot
create an index except with XE fields. See the Help topic "Field codes: XE
(Index Entry) field" for more.
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"zalek" wrote in message
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Jonathan West wrote:
First question. Do you want a Table of Contents (i.e. with the entries
in
the table in the order in thich they appear in the document) or an
Index
(i.e. with the entries sorted alphabetically?
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I prefare the Index, but I would like to know codes for the Table of
Contents too.
Thanks,
Zalek
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Hello,
Here is my problem: I have an Access table with 2 columns: a keyword
and a memo. From this table I want to create a Word document - this
is
no brainer, I know how to do it. Now the difficult part - I want to
create an index table from the keyword columns (or table of
containts).
My question: what are the internal values of code that mark a word an
the index?
I know how to do it manualy, but because the table have over thousand
entries, I want to do it automaticly.
Thanks,
Zalek