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Although the INDEX field documentation doesn't mention an \x switch, this
does perform the desired function in a TOC field, so it would be worth a try in the INDEX field. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Ben" wrote in message ... All of the entries in this index begin with a reference number, I want a tab after this number so that the text is all inline. These reference numbers are not in order though-out the document, the index sorts them. Ben "grammatim" wrote: Why would you want tabs inside an index entry? Word takes care of that for you (if you want your page nos. at the right edge of the column, or if you want subheadings in your index). On Dec 10, 7:52 am, Ben wrote: Hi, quick question - I have some XE entries in my document, within the text of which I have just inserted tabs, but when I generate an index based on these codes the tab is changed to a space - is there anyway to preserve the tab character?? Thanks Ben. |
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