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Wed 24 Mar 2010, 16:33 Delegate Juliet said...

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Indexing

Hi there,
How do you index a contents table so that it updates when you change items in the main documents, specifically for main headings and then sub headings?
Many thanks
Juliet

Thu 25 Mar 2010, 16:48 Trainer Anthony said...

RE: Indexing

Hi Juliet, thanks for your query. I take it you mean a contents table in Word? It's a bit of an involved process to describe on the forum and forms part of our Advanced Word course, but essentially you need to make sure your Word document is formatted using Styles and then an automatic table of contents is inserted correctly at the start.

Hope this helps,

Anthony

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Shortcut keys for creating tables

There are shortcut keys you can use in Word in order to create tables.

Simply typing +-+ (plus symbol, minus symbol then plus symbol without any spaces between them), then pressing Enter creates one cell in a table.

So for example, if you require a table with three columns you would type +-+ three times with no gaps and press Enter.

Need more rows? Just click in the last cell in the table and press the Tab key.

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