[Island Girl]

What's the best way to handle this situation:

Let's say I have a long document with Heading 3 being a.,b.,c., etc. All
but two or three of these headings have an introductory title such as,
"Warranties and Representations," or something like that to go along with the
heading number in the TOC, after which I could place a hidden paragraph mark
to prevent the body text from appearing; but the two or three paragraphs in
question have only an "a." and then go straight into a paragraph with no
introductory heading. What I've been doing is just erasing that paragraph
from the TOC when it appears, but I don't feel as if that's the answer
because people on the other end might get a surprise when making edits and
updating.

How would you handle that situation? Is there a field code that I can use
to omit both the paragraph and the heading number in such cases since just
having an "a" is obviously no good?

Thanks for being there, and what in the world would I do if you weren't?!!

[Stefan Blom]

You could create an additional paragraph style based on your numbered
heading; it will then follow the heading numbering, but it won't appear in
the TOC, assuming that you set the "outline level" to "Body Text."

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Island Girl" wrote in message
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What's the best way to handle this situation:

Let's say I have a long document with Heading 3 being a.,b.,c., etc. All
but two or three of these headings have an introductory title such as,
"Warranties and Representations," or something like that to go along with
the
heading number in the TOC, after which I could place a hidden paragraph
mark
to prevent the body text from appearing; but the two or three paragraphs
in
question have only an "a." and then go straight into a paragraph with no
introductory heading. What I've been doing is just erasing that paragraph
from the TOC when it appears, but I don't feel as if that's the answer
because people on the other end might get a surprise when making edits and
updating.

How would you handle that situation? Is there a field code that I can use
to omit both the paragraph and the heading number in such cases since just
having an "a" is obviously no good?

Thanks for being there, and what in the world would I do if you weren't?!!

[Terry Farrell]

And if you need it to be all on one line, you insert a Style Separator
between the Heading and text.

Terry

"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
...
You could create an additional paragraph style based on your numbered
heading; it will then follow the heading numbering, but it won't appear in
the TOC, assuming that you set the "outline level" to "Body Text."

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Island Girl" wrote in message
...
What's the best way to handle this situation:

Let's say I have a long document with Heading 3 being a.,b.,c., etc. All
but two or three of these headings have an introductory title such as,
"Warranties and Representations," or something like that to go along with
the
heading number in the TOC, after which I could place a hidden paragraph
mark
to prevent the body text from appearing; but the two or three paragraphs
in
question have only an "a." and then go straight into a paragraph with no
introductory heading. What I've been doing is just erasing that
paragraph
from the TOC when it appears, but I don't feel as if that's the answer
because people on the other end might get a surprise when making edits
and
updating.

How would you handle that situation? Is there a field code that I can
use
to omit both the paragraph and the heading number in such cases since
just
having an "a" is obviously no good?

Thanks for being there, and what in the world would I do if you
weren't?!!

[Island Girl]

Thanks, Stefan, for your help on this and all of the previous times you've
come to my rescue.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

You could create an additional paragraph style based on your numbered
heading; it will then follow the heading numbering, but it won't appear in
the TOC, assuming that you set the "outline level" to "Body Text."

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Island Girl" wrote in message
...
What's the best way to handle this situation:

Let's say I have a long document with Heading 3 being a.,b.,c., etc. All
but two or three of these headings have an introductory title such as,
"Warranties and Representations," or something like that to go along with
the
heading number in the TOC, after which I could place a hidden paragraph
mark
to prevent the body text from appearing; but the two or three paragraphs
in
question have only an "a." and then go straight into a paragraph with no
introductory heading. What I've been doing is just erasing that paragraph
from the TOC when it appears, but I don't feel as if that's the answer
because people on the other end might get a surprise when making edits and
updating.

How would you handle that situation? Is there a field code that I can use
to omit both the paragraph and the heading number in such cases since just
having an "a" is obviously no good?

Thanks for being there, and what in the world would I do if you weren't?!!

[Island Girl]

Thank you, Terry, for this and all the help you've given me over the years.

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

And if you need it to be all on one line, you insert a Style Separator
between the Heading and text.

Terry

"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
...
You could create an additional paragraph style based on your numbered
heading; it will then follow the heading numbering, but it won't appear in
the TOC, assuming that you set the "outline level" to "Body Text."

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Island Girl" wrote in message
...
What's the best way to handle this situation:

Let's say I have a long document with Heading 3 being a.,b.,c., etc. All
but two or three of these headings have an introductory title such as,
"Warranties and Representations," or something like that to go along with
the
heading number in the TOC, after which I could place a hidden paragraph
mark
to prevent the body text from appearing; but the two or three paragraphs
in
question have only an "a." and then go straight into a paragraph with no
introductory heading. What I've been doing is just erasing that
paragraph
from the TOC when it appears, but I don't feel as if that's the answer
because people on the other end might get a surprise when making edits
and
updating.

How would you handle that situation? Is there a field code that I can
use
to omit both the paragraph and the heading number in such cases since
just
having an "a" is obviously no good?

Thanks for being there, and what in the world would I do if you
weren't?!!

[Stefan Blom]

You are welcome!

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Island Girl" wrote in message
...
Thanks, Stefan, for your help on this and all of the previous times you've
come to my rescue.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

You could create an additional paragraph style based on your numbered
heading; it will then follow the heading numbering, but it won't appear
in
the TOC, assuming that you set the "outline level" to "Body Text."

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Island Girl" wrote in message
...
What's the best way to handle this situation:

Let's say I have a long document with Heading 3 being a.,b.,c., etc.
All
but two or three of these headings have an introductory title such as,
"Warranties and Representations," or something like that to go along
with
the
heading number in the TOC, after which I could place a hidden paragraph
mark
to prevent the body text from appearing; but the two or three
paragraphs
in
question have only an "a." and then go straight into a paragraph with
no
introductory heading. What I've been doing is just erasing that
paragraph
from the TOC when it appears, but I don't feel as if that's the answer
because people on the other end might get a surprise when making edits
and
updating.

How would you handle that situation? Is there a field code that I can
use
to omit both the paragraph and the heading number in such cases since
just
having an "a" is obviously no good?

Thanks for being there, and what in the world would I do if you
weren't?!!