Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) Hello, I am really struggling to insert an automatic Table of Contents. I have looked at the previous posts and tried to follow these step by step, but am not getting anywhere. I am trying to change all the headings into Heading 1, but I click apply and it wont let me. Then when I insert table, it brings up all the other drawings and text from the whole document so that my TOC is 14 pages long!!
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Please please help me - I have literally been trying to do this all day. Thanks very much in advance, Louisa. It isn't clear which 'previous posts' you're referring to but that could be what is confusing the issue for you. There are numerous postings which pertain to TOCs but many involve variations or special instructions based on the user's specific requirements. The basic process is to use Word's built-in Heading Styles 1 through 9 to format the chapter titles/headings/subheadings in your document.
If you're not familiar with the use of Styles it would be a good idea to view this Tutorial first: Format your document by using styles Once the styles have been applied to those components you can specify how many Level (starting with Level 1 Headings, such as '1-3') you want to have included in the TOC. Only those components formatted using those styles (Heading 1, Heading 2 or Heading 3) will be included.
See the topic: Add a table of contents based on heading styles. Both of those topics can be accessed from the Help menu in Word by selecting Help Word Help then typing the search term - don't use the white search field in the Help menu. Or you can go to the Mactopia 'Help and How-To' pages to access the information This video contains useful info on creating a TOC as well & is also included on the web site: Add a cover page, header, and other document elements in Word 2008. If you still have any particular questions or problems please don't hesitate to post them. Just keep in mind that the responders here need specific & descriptive details in order to offer as assistance.
HTH :) Bob Jones MVP Office:Mac On 3/21/10 5:32 AM, in article [email protected], '[email protected]' wrote: Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) HelloI am really struggling to insert an automatic Table of Contents. I have looked at the previous posts and tried to follow these step by step, but am not getting anywhere. I am trying to change all the headings into Heading 1, but I click apply and it wont let me.
Then when I insert table, it brings up all the other drawings and text from the whole document so that my TOC is 14 pages long!! Please please help me - I have literally been trying to do this all day. Thanks very much in advanceLouisa.
In article, CyberTaz wrote: The basic process is to use Word's built-in Heading Styles 1 through 9 to format the chapter titles/headings/subheadings in your document. If you're not familiar with the use of Styles it would be a good idea to view this Tutorial first: Format your document by using styles Once the styles have been applied to those components you can specify how many Level (starting with Level 1 Headings, such as '1-3') you want to have included in the TOC. Only those components formatted using those styles (Heading 1, Heading 2 or Heading 3) will be included. See the topic: Add a table of contents based on heading styles. Although defining one's headlines using styles Headings 1-9 is the traditional way to set up things for a ToC, Louisa should actually be able to create a ToC from whatever style the headlines are currently in, right? I just encountered this the other day when I realized that my main headings in a certain document (whose styles weren't defined by me) weren't getting captured in the ToC.
I went into the Options section of the ToC dialog box and defined Main Title as the Level 1 ToC entry and Heading 1 as the Level 2 ToC entry. Worked perfectly. Since Louisa is having trouble applying Headline 1 to her headlines (and I don't know why that would be), perhaps she should just go with the flow and use the existing style for her ToC. Of course, if the existing style of the headlines is the same as the style for the body copy, then she's got a problem.:-) She'll need apply a different style to the headlines one way or another, whether it's called Heading 1 or something else.
Hi Patty/Louisa: Patty, what you say is quite correct, but unless you know what you are doing, you are likely to get into 'more trouble' by using something other than the built-in 'Heading' styles. Louisa: Your description is very characteristic of damage caused by unresolved Tracked Changes.
If you enable Track Changes in a document, it duplicates lumps of text to show adds and deletions. The Table of Contents Generator adds a series of bookmarks around each 'heading'. If Track Changes has unresolved changes in there, often you get the indication you are suffering, where 'half the book' ends up in the TOC. Sorting this out is straight-forward once you understand what has happened, but it can be very laborious!
1) Make a copy of that document (we're going to do some major surgery here, so we need a back-up we can go back to.) 2) Accept ALL changes in the document, then save, close, and re-open it. I am particularly interested in ' I am trying to change all the headings into Heading 1, but I click apply and it wont let me.' I want to know what does it do 'instead'? You should be in Page Layout View, with your Paragraph Marks turned on so you can see what you are doing. Click the 'Show/Hide' button on the Standard toolbar to make the paragraph marks visible. All formatting for a paragraph is contained in the paragraph mark at the end of that paragraph: if you cannot see the para marks, you go spinning out of control.
Similarly, if you hide tracked changes in the document, you cannot see what you are doing. 3) Now, open the Toolbox, open the Styles segment, and scroll so you can see Heading 1. 4) Click in a heading so the cursor is just an insertion point. Do not select any text. The rules all change if you select text.
5) Click 'Heading 1' in the Formatting Palette (the Toolbox). The result should be that the paragraph you clicked in should instantly change to the formatting of Heading 1 style. If it doesn't, tell us what happens instead. Due to a bug in Word, if you have any text selected when you click the Heading 1 style, Word applies a CHARACTER style named Heading 1 instead of the paragraph style you need for the TOC generator. After that, very strange things can happen.
Patty is quite correct, you can use any style you like in a Table of Contents, but that means the number of possible variations to the process becomes very large, and it makes it very difficult to configure the Table of Contents to allow for all the variations. You can do it, but it's the advanced course:-) I suspect your document will come right when you accept all changes. If it doesn't, stick with us, we'll help you bring that critter back under control. Hope this helps On 22/03/10 4:54 AM, in article [email protected], 'Patty Winter' wrote: In articleCyberTaz wrote: The basic process is to use Word's built-in Heading Styles 1 through 9 to format the chapter titles/headings/subheadings in your document. If you're not familiar with the use of Styles it would be a good idea to view this Tutorial first: Format your document by using styles Once the styles have been applied to those components you can specify how many Level (starting with Level 1 Headings, such as '1-3') you want to have included in the TOC. Only those components formatted using those styles (Heading 1, Heading 2 or Heading 3) will be included.
See the topic: Add a table of contents based on heading styles. Although defining one's headlines using styles Headings 1-9 is the traditional way to set up things for a ToC, Louisa should actually be able to create a ToC from whatever style the headlines are currently in, right? I just encountered this the other day when I realized that my main headings in a certain document (whose styles weren't defined by me) weren't getting captured in the ToC.
I went into the Options section of the ToC dialog box and defined Main Title as the Level 1 ToC entry and Heading 1 as the Level 2 ToC entry. Worked perfectly. Since Louisa is having trouble applying Headline 1 to her headlines (and I don't know why that would be), perhaps she should just go with the flow and use the existing style for her ToC. Of course, if the existing style of the headlines is the same as the style for the body copy, then she's got a problem.:-) She'll need apply a different style to the headlines one way or another, whether it's called Heading 1 or something else. Patty - The email below is my business email - Please do not email me about forum matters unless I ask you to; or unless you intend to pay! John McGhie, Microsoft MVP (Word, Mac Word), Consultant Technical Writer, McGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltd Sydney, Australia.
Ph: +61 (0)4 1209 1410 mailto:[email protected]. In article, John McGhie wrote: Louisa: Your description is very characteristic of damage caused by unresolved Tracked Changes.
I hope that does the trick for Louisa. Patty is quite correct, you can use any style you like in a Table of Contents, but that means the number of possible variations to the process becomes very large, and it makes it very difficult to configure the Table of Contents to allow for all the variations. You can do it, but it's the advanced course:-):-) True. It will indeed be easier for Louisa if she can get her headlines to accept the Heading 1 designation instead of dealing with defining something else as the Level 1 ToC entry. Louisa, please let us know what happens. Like John, I'm curious what happens when you try to apply a different style to your headlines. Hi Luisa: My first thought would be 'Turn off tracked changes!!'
When you 'Track changes' in a Word document, text that is inserted gets coloured blue, text that gets deleted gets coloured red. But no text, ever, gets deleted!
So you should turn off Track Changes, and then Accept All Changes. Look in the Word Help for the topic 'Collaborate effectively with Track Changes' for a full description of this.
If it's not that, then you need to change the formatting of the TOC styles. Click the first paragraph in the TOC, then FormatStyleModifyFormatFont. And turn off the red colour. Hope this helps On 22/03/10 9:08 PM, in article [email protected], '[email protected]' wrote: Hi All Thanks very much for your replies!! John, I have followed your steps and have conquered it - thanks very much!! My TOC is now looking much better, apart from one thing.
I got to InsetIndex & Tables TOC From Template OK, but for some reason all the text is red. Could you please tell me how to change the colour?
And thanks again for your help - greatly appreciated! Louisa - The email below is my business email - Please do not email me about forum matters unless I ask you to; or unless you intend to pay! John McGhie, Microsoft MVP (Word, Mac Word), Consultant Technical Writer, McGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltd Sydney, Australia. Ph: +61 (0)4 1209 1410 mailto:[email protected]. I have followed this discussion with great interest as I struggle to format my son’s Fine Art Masters thesis by Friday: he’s a dab hand with a video camera but woeful with Word and deadlines! I thought I could bend Word to my will but I have just changed from a PC to a Mac Powerbook Pro with OS X 10.6. 2 and Office 2008 and, Wow!
- all the rules changed overnight. Some of the directions given in this thread appear not relevant to 10.6.2, Louisa uses 10. I am having great trouble with the ToC.
I’ve ensured that all Tracked Changes have been accepted and Track Changes is Off. I have used Headings 1 through 4 in the body of the text but I did modify them all to our requirements. I applied the respective styles by first putting the cursor in the line and not by selecting the heading as directed earlier in this thread.
I put my cursor where I wanted the ToC to be, clicked on the Document Elements Table Of Contents Insert a Table of Contents Create with - then I have the option of either (i) Heading Styles or (ii) Manual Formatting and then a choice of five different layouts: I chose (i) and the first layout offered. Either one gives me a ToC of sorts that requires a lot of formatting. For a start, these have only three levels so I need to increase the number of levels to four. However, search as I may, I cannot find how to do this. I can edit the individual lines in the ToC for general reformatting. I tried Insert Document Elements Table of Contents but all the final options were greyed out; I thought it may offer a dialogue box. Snow Leopard is shy on dialogue boxes.
I can do a limited amount of editing from the Tool Bar and Menus and I have effected some changes by modifying the relevant TOC styles as they apply to different levels in the ToC. I do not seem to be able to change TOC 3 from grey to black. I removed Numbered List from the word “Contents” but cannot restart numbering from 1 at Part 1. How do I further edit the individual entries in the ToC? Should I apply the standard Heading 1 through Heading 4 styles in the body of the document and edit them after the ToC has been created or was I on the money by modifying the styles before applying? So close yet still, so many questions.
Your valued help would be greatly appreciated. David Mackenzie Canberra Australia John McGhie wrote: Hi Luisa: My first thought would be 'Turn off tracked changes!!' When you 'Track changes' in a Word document, text that is inserted gets coloured blue, text that gets deleted gets coloured red. But no text, ever, gets deleted! So you should turn off Track Changes, and then Accept All Changes. Look in the Word Help for the topic 'Collaborate effectively with Track Changes' for a full description of this.
If it's not that, then you need to change the formatting of the TOC styles. Click the first paragraph in the TOC, then FormatStyleModifyFormatFont. And turn off the red colour. Hope this helps On 22/03/10 9:08 PM, in article [email protected] All quoted text clipped - 8 lines Louisa - The email below is my business email - Please do not email me about forum matters unless I ask you to; or unless you intend to pay! John McGhie, Microsoft MVP (Word, Mac Word), Consultant Technical Writer, McGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltd Sydney, Australia.
Ph: +61 (0)4 1209 1410 mailto:[email protected] - Message posted via MacKB.com http://www.mackb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/word/201003/1. Hi David; Sounds like you're moving in the right direction but the detour is occurring because you're being distracted by the Document Elements. Not denigrating the efforts of MacBU, but unless you're dealing with very fundamental document construction they're best avoided:-) Instead, go to Insert Index & Tables, Table of Contents. It is set by default to work based on the built-in Heading Styles you're using.
It also provides the option to specify as many of the Heading Levels as you wish. See if that doesn't give you better results. BTW, version of OS X makes no difference. The apps operate the same way on any version of the OS which supports that version of the software. Any issues are directly related to the individual documents based on what has/has not been done within it (assuming that there is no issue involved such as a corrupt template or preferences file). HTH :) Bob Jones MVP Office:Mac On 3/23/10 8:33 AM, in article a56ff2e746788@uwe, 'DavidMackenzie via MacKB.com' wrote: I have followed this discussion with great interest as I struggle to format my sons Fine Art Masters thesis by Friday: hes a dab hand with a video camera but woeful with Word and deadlines! I thought I could bend Word to my will but I have just changed from a PC to a Mac Powerbook Pro with OS X 10.6.
2 and Office 2008 and, Wow! - all the rules changed overnight. Some of the directions given in this thread appear not relevant to 10.6.2, Louisa uses 10. I am having great trouble with the ToC. Ive ensured that all Tracked Changes have been accepted and Track Changes is Off. I have used Headings 1 through 4 in the body of the text but I did modify them all to our requirements.
I applied the respective styles by first putting the cursor in the line and not by selecting the heading as directed earlier in this thread. I put my cursor where I wanted the ToC to be, clicked on the Document Elements Table Of Contents Insert a Table of Contents Create with - then I have the option of either (i) Heading Styles or (ii) Manual Formatting and then a choice of five different layouts: I chose (i) and the first layout offered. Either one gives me a ToC of sorts that requires a lot of formatting. For a start, these have only three levels so I need to increase the number of levels to four. However, search as I may, I cannot find how to do this.
I can edit the individual lines in the ToC for general reformatting. I tried Insert Document Elements Table of Contents but all the final options were greyed out; I thought it may offer a dialogue box. Snow Leopard is shy on dialogue boxes.
I can do a limited amount of editing from the Tool Bar and Menus and I have effected some changes by modifying the relevant TOC styles as they apply to different levels in the ToC. I do not seem to be able to change TOC 3 from grey to black. I removed Numbered List from the word Contents but cannot restart numbering from 1 at Part 1. How do I further edit the individual entries in the ToC?
Should I apply the standard Heading 1 through Heading 4 styles in the body of the document and edit them after the ToC has been created or was I on the money by modifying the styles before applying? So close yet still, so many questions. Your valued help would be greatly appreciated. David Mackenzie Canberra Australia John McGhie wrote: Hi Luisa: My first thought would be 'Turn off tracked changes!!'
When you 'Track changes' in a Word document, text that is inserted gets coloured blue, text that gets deleted gets coloured red. But no text, evergets deleted! So you should turn off Track Changes, and then Accept All Changes. Look in the Word Help for the topic 'Collaborate effectively with Track Changes' for a full description of this. If it's not that, then you need to change the formatting of the TOC styles.
Click the first paragraph in the TOC, then FormatStyleModifyFormatFont. And turn off the red colour. Hope this helps On 22/03/10 9:08 PM, in article [email protected] All quoted text clipped - 8 lines Louisa - The email below is my business email - Please do not email me about forum matters unless I ask you to; or unless you intend to pay! John McGhie, Microsoft MVP (Word, Mac Word), Consultant Technical WriterMcGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltd Sydney, Australia. Ph: +61 (0)4 1209 1410 mailto:[email protected].
One more thing to add to Bob's excellent answer: Choose the format 'From Template' when you insert the TOC, otherwise Word will overwrite the formatting for your TOC styles every time the TOC is generated. I agree with Bob: Almost all the of the stuff in the Elements Gallery causes more problems than it solves, and should be avoided. You would be better off looking at this Word Help topic 'Customize and save table of contents formatting'. This is one of the most stolen articles on the web:.htm Along with this one: And Shauna Kelly's overall: Really, Tables of Contents have not changed AT ALL through the various versions of Word. The only difference is that they have added more and more brightly-coloured switches and buttons to attract the easily-distracted, and in doing so, have made the original tools progressively harder to use. Hope this helps On 24/03/10 1:54 AM, in article C7CE4E72.59922%[email protected], 'CyberTaz' wrote: Hi David; Sounds like you're moving in the right direction but the detour is occurring because you're being distracted by the Document Elements.
Not denigrating the efforts of MacBU, but unless you're dealing with very fundamental document construction they're best avoided:-) Instead, go to Insert Index & Tables, Table of Contents. It is set by default to work based on the built-in Heading Styles you're using. It also provides the option to specify as many of the Heading Levels as you wish. See if that doesn't give you better results. BTW, version of OS X makes no difference. The apps operate the same way on any version of the OS which supports that version of the software. Any issues are directly related to the individual documents based on what has/has not been done within it (assuming that there is no issue involved such as a corrupt template or preferences file).
HTH :) Bob Jones MVP Office:Mac On 3/23/10 8:33 AM, in article a56ff2e746788@uwe, 'DavidMackenzie via MacKB.com' wrote: I have followed this discussion with great interest as I struggle to format my sons Fine Art Masters thesis by Friday: hes a dab hand with a video camera but woeful with Word and deadlines! I thought I could bend Word to my will but I have just changed from a PC to a Mac Powerbook Pro with OS X 10.6. 2 and Office 2008 and, Wow! - all the rules changed overnight. Some of the directions given in this thread appear not relevant to 10.6.2, Louisa uses 10. I am having great trouble with the ToC. Ive ensured that all Tracked Changes have been accepted and Track Changes is Off.
I have used Headings 1 through 4 in the body of the text but I did modify them all to our requirements. I applied the respective styles by first putting the cursor in the line and not by selecting the heading as directed earlier in this thread.
I put my cursor where I wanted the ToC to be, clicked on the Document Elements Table Of Contents Insert a Table of Contents Create with - then I have the option of either (i) Heading Styles or (ii) Manual Formatting and then a choice of five different layouts: I chose (i) and the first layout offered. Either one gives me a ToC of sorts that requires a lot of formatting. For a start, these have only three levels so I need to increase the number of levels to four. However, search as I may, I cannot find how to do this.
I can edit the individual lines in the ToC for general reformatting. I tried Insert Document Elements Table of Contents but all the final options were greyed out; I thought it may offer a dialogue box. Snow Leopard is shy on dialogue boxes. I can do a limited amount of editing from the Tool Bar and Menus and I have effected some changes by modifying the relevant TOC styles as they apply to different levels in the ToC. I do not seem to be able to change TOC 3 from grey to black.
I removed Numbered List from the word Contents but cannot restart numbering from 1 at Part 1. How do I further edit the individual entries in the ToC? Should I apply the standard Heading 1 through Heading 4 styles in the body of the document and edit them after the ToC has been created or was I on the money by modifying the styles before applying? So close yet still, so many questions. Your valued help would be greatly appreciated.
David Mackenzie Canberra Australia John McGhie wrote: Hi Luisa: My first thought would be 'Turn off tracked changes!!' When you 'Track changes' in a Word document, text that is inserted gets coloured blue, text that gets deleted gets coloured red. But no text, evergets deleted! So you should turn off Track Changes, and then Accept All Changes. Look in the Word Help for the topic 'Collaborate effectively with Track Changes' for a full description of this. If it's not that, then you need to change the formatting of the TOC styles. Click the first paragraph in the TOC, then FormatStyleModifyFormatFont.
And turn off the red colour. Hope this helps On 22/03/10 9:08 PM, in article [email protected] All quoted text clipped - 8 lines Louisa - The email below is my business email - Please do not email me about forum matters unless I ask you to; or unless you intend to pay! John McGhie, Microsoft MVP (Word, Mac Word), Consultant Technical WriterMcGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltd Sydney, Australia. Ph: +61 (0)4 1209 1410 mailto:[email protected] - The email below is my business email - Please do not email me about forum matters unless I ask you to; or unless you intend to pay! John McGhie, Microsoft MVP (Word, Mac Word), Consultant Technical Writer, McGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltd Sydney, Australia.
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This is just one issue I'm having with the document! Also need to know how to merge 3 separate documents together once I insert the letters that I need!
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Now I am unable to append to the master table using the append query. I get a message that there is a violoation regarding an index, primary key, or relationship. I've also tried to manually cut & paste the records from the results of the append query with n. Could you please elaborate on your question, and give us details such as your version of Publisher. Brian Kvalheim Microsoft Publisher MVP This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights.
'TAMOS' wrote in message news:[email protected]. How to Compose a Good Newsgroup Post How to Act Smart on Usenet Getting Your Post Noticed - and Answered http. I have a chart 1 that has a list of ranges and if the number falls with in the range I want the commision value returned to my new work sheet ex: Chart 1 Col A Col B Col C 500 599 50.00 600 699 55.00 if the calculated total on my seperate worksheet A is between 500 599 I want the 50.00 to pull to worksheet A.
Tammy Assuming your data in A2:C3, and your criteria in E2 =LOOKUP(E2,A2:A3,C2:C3) 'tveith' wrote: I have a chart 1 that has a list of ranges and if the number falls with in the range I want the commision va. I have a large product price list (1200 items) with one column for quantity. I would like excel to import the appropriate image for a product once the condition entered is that quantity is 0. Is this possible? If so then please help.
Thanks Pav One way can be adapted to your situation - Regards, Peo Sjoblom 'Pav' wrote in message news:[email protected]. I have a large product price list (1200 items) with one column for quantity. Is it possible to have Link Table Wizard in MDE file?
You mean the Linked Table Manager? No, but it's easy to build your own equivalent. See at 'The Access Web' for one approach.
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP (no e-mails, please!) 'Leonidas' wrote in message news:[email protected]. Is it possible to have Link Table Wizard in MDE file?