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TC field code and TOC order
I have a document similar to the following: { TC "Level 1" \l 1 }{ TC "Level 2" \l 2 }Level 3 <-- style name = "myHeader" TOC definition is: { TOC \f \h \z \t "myHeader,3" } Howeve...
lb483 if, in the body of the document, you want all of the entries, that you want to appear in the Table of Contents, on a single line (which would be unusual to say the least), you need to have a Style Separator (CTRL+ALT+ENTER) between each of the entries.
Hi. This is the smallest document which demonstrates the issue 🙂
lb483 if, in the body of the document, you want all of the entries, that you want to appear in the Table of Contents, on a single line (which would be unusual to say the least), you need to have a Style Separator (CTRL+ALT+ENTER) between each of the entries.
Thanks. I'll give that a go. Bit of a niche requirement but if I don't put the TC fields on the same line as the myHeader text, I get an unwanted blank line in the output unless I make the return hidden - which is a pain.
The style separators worked, thank you. Annoyingly they're not available on Word for the Mac so I've had to move over to the PC but at least I have a solution.
Thanks Doug_Robbins_Word_MVP
You should be able to put a TC field at the end of an existing paragraph; that way, it shouldn't occupy any extra space (after you turn off the display of hidden text).
- Thanks. Unfortunately this puts the TOC entries in the wrong order (as per the o/p)
