I see what you mean. Then it would be possible to include the colon as
part of the numbering (of the TOC style), of course.

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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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Probably so, yes. The alternative is to include just the table title
(not
the number) and add the label and numbering to the TOC style.

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"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
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But the OP also wants to add a colon between the combined entries.
As
far as I can tell, this makes it necessary to use TC fields.

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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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If you use a line break rather than a paragraph break at the end
of
the
first line, the entire paragraph will be included in the TOC,
and
the line
break will be rendered as a space. If you need space between the
label and
title, either add an extra line break (you'll get two spaces in
the
TOC) or
add line spacing to the table title style.

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"Geoff C" wrote in message
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I have a document containing several cases of (for example)

Table 1

Title of table 1

xxx xxx xxx xxx


Table 2

Title of table 2

yyy yyy yyy yyy

centred across the page. It's a standard table format that
cannot
be
altered.

The requirement is for a TOC that has

Table 1: Title of table 1.........1
Table 2: Title of table 2.........3

etc.

Is there any way I can do this? I've applied a heading style
to
the table
titles, but I end up with a TOC that looks like

Table 1..................1
Title of table 1.........1
Table 2..................3
Title of table 2.........3

which has been rejected.

Thanks for any help,
Geoff.