Create a Word document with multiple tables of content
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Creating an automatic table of contents (TOC) is relatively easy in Word, just a few quick clicks. But if you have a multi-part document or book - or perhaps a 'boxed set' of books - it gets more tricky. You can do it very easily once you know how though! In this presentation we look at how to create the initial TOC which shows the parts/sections/books in the document. Then we go into how to create a unique TOC for each of those parts/books. We'll be using field codes - and they aren't even nearly as hard as you might think!
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Create a Word document with multiple tables of content
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- 7. Click References > Table of Contents > Insert Table of Contents Then choose just Level 1 to be included.
- 8. • That was an automatic table of contents • Now we’ll add a TOC build on fields
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- 10. Click SHOW LEVEL Then click LEVEL 2
- 11. First, select the chapters of the first part/section/ book
- 12. Then click INSERT on the ribbon
- 13. Click BOOKMARK on the Insert toolbar
- 14. Enter a name for that part/section/book – no capitals or spaces. Then click ADD. And CLOSE the window.
- 15. Click CLOSE OUTLINE VIEW
- 16. Put your cursor where you want the TOC for the first book and click INSERT (not shown), then QUICKPARTS > FIELD
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