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Hi everyone,

I need to create an index with items and phone numbers, that looks like this:

Location A..................................(555)
1212...................................1
Location B..................................(555)
1213...................................2

and so on. I am willing to either edit my bookmarks or work with
formatting/templates to make the index look this way, but I am not very
knowledgeable with Word and I haven't been able to figure out a way to do it.
Any ideas?




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Is the "Location" line treated as a main entry in the Index, and the
"1212" line as a subentry?

If so, there's a Paragraph Style associated with each of those two
things Normally, they'll be called "Index 1" and "Index 2"
respectively. Put your cursor in one of the entries whose indentation
(s) you want to change, and move the tiny triangles in the Ruler at
the top of the screen (or right-click and choose Paragraph, and type
numbers in the various boxes for Indentation).

The index styles are set so that if you make a change in one instance
of that style, all the instances change.

(This is for Word2007. I expect it works similarly in Word2003.)

On Nov 6, 9:10*am, Chris Dix
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Hi everyone,

I need to create an index with items and phone numbers, that looks like this:

Location A..................................(555)
1212...................................1
Location B..................................(555)
1213...................................2

and so on. I am willing to either edit my bookmarks or work with
formatting/templates to make the index look this way, but I am not very
knowledgeable with Word and I haven't been able to figure out a way to do it.
*Any ideas?


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Hi all,

Sorry, my original post did not format correctly, ironically. What I really
want is to have an index with a name, phone number, and page number, each on
the same line, but tab indented so that there appear to be 3 columns. Any
help is greatly appreciated.

"Chris Dix" wrote:

Hi everyone,

I need to create an index with items and phone numbers, that looks like this:

Location A..................................(555)
1212...................................1
Location B..................................(555)
1213...................................2

and so on. I am willing to either edit my bookmarks or work with
formatting/templates to make the index look this way, but I am not very
knowledgeable with Word and I haven't been able to figure out a way to do it.
Any ideas?




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This is not really possible with the standard INDEX field.

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Hi all,

Sorry, my original post did not format correctly, ironically. What I
really
want is to have an index with a name, phone number, and page number, each
on
the same line, but tab indented so that there appear to be 3 columns. Any
help is greatly appreciated.

"Chris Dix" wrote:

Hi everyone,

I need to create an index with items and phone numbers, that looks like
this:

Location A..................................(555)
1212...................................1
Location B..................................(555)
1213...................................2

and so on. I am willing to either edit my bookmarks or work with
formatting/templates to make the index look this way, but I am not very
knowledgeable with Word and I haven't been able to figure out a way to do
it.
Any ideas?






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