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I have a document with 100+ pages for which I am trying to figure out the
best way to approach a TOC.
About every 5 pages there will be a heading at the top that says SOP
{number}. The actual title that goes beside that number is several lines
down in the document. The writer keeps inserting pages with SOP headings and
titles. So far I have used a sequence number for the SOP so that I don’t
have to constantly renumber when she inserts new SOPs, but now I realize I
don’t know the best way to bring together the SOP number and the title in the
Table of Contents.
The writer wants the TOC to read “SOP [number] [Title].†Is it possible to
refer to a sequence number while manually marking table entry fields? I
tried doing that but couldn’t get it to work.
One thing’s for sure. I’m not worried because I know you will know just
what to do.
best way to approach a TOC.
About every 5 pages there will be a heading at the top that says SOP
{number}. The actual title that goes beside that number is several lines
down in the document. The writer keeps inserting pages with SOP headings and
titles. So far I have used a sequence number for the SOP so that I don’t
have to constantly renumber when she inserts new SOPs, but now I realize I
don’t know the best way to bring together the SOP number and the title in the
Table of Contents.
The writer wants the TOC to read “SOP [number] [Title].†Is it possible to
refer to a sequence number while manually marking table entry fields? I
tried doing that but couldn’t get it to work.
One thing’s for sure. I’m not worried because I know you will know just
what to do.