StacyStacy
Programmer
I've created a table of contents many times before. This is what I have done:
1. I have identified my "title" as "Heading1"
2. I have identified my "subtitle" as "Heading2"
3. I have identified my "sub-subtitle" (not sure if that's correct wording, but hopefully you will get the point) as "Heading3"
4. I select "Automatic Table 1"
5. Go to "Insert TOC" to access the "Options" menu
6. Change "1" to associate with "Heading1"
7. Change "2" to associate with "Heading2"
8. Change "3" to associate with "Heading3"
9. Click "Ok"
The Problem:
The TOC does not display all of my headings. I may have 4 separate subtitles as "Heading2" in my document.
Please help. This is kind urgent. I'm putting together training documents and have a hard deadline.
Thanks so much!
Stacy
1. I have identified my "title" as "Heading1"
2. I have identified my "subtitle" as "Heading2"
3. I have identified my "sub-subtitle" (not sure if that's correct wording, but hopefully you will get the point) as "Heading3"
4. I select "Automatic Table 1"
5. Go to "Insert TOC" to access the "Options" menu
6. Change "1" to associate with "Heading1"
7. Change "2" to associate with "Heading2"
8. Change "3" to associate with "Heading3"
9. Click "Ok"
The Problem:
The TOC does not display all of my headings. I may have 4 separate subtitles as "Heading2" in my document.
Please help. This is kind urgent. I'm putting together training documents and have a hard deadline.
Thanks so much!
Stacy