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Sesquipedalian Sam
I have a document containing descriptions of parts. Each part section
contains a tables with a row for each sub-part. There are hundreds of
parts and each part has up to 10-15 sub-part.
I would like to number the rows in each table to use as
automatically-generated sub-part numbers.
I found several articles on the Internet that suggest using a numbered
list. One example is:
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/msoffice/?p=487
The problem with that approach is I have to manually restart the
numbering in each table, such as if I copy a table (as a template) for
a new table.
Another problem it the tab character that Word inserts after the list
number.
Is there a way to get each table to automatically restart numebring at
"1" (after the header row) and replace the tab character with a single
space?
If not, is there another way?
contains a tables with a row for each sub-part. There are hundreds of
parts and each part has up to 10-15 sub-part.
I would like to number the rows in each table to use as
automatically-generated sub-part numbers.
I found several articles on the Internet that suggest using a numbered
list. One example is:
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/msoffice/?p=487
The problem with that approach is I have to manually restart the
numbering in each table, such as if I copy a table (as a template) for
a new table.
Another problem it the tab character that Word inserts after the list
number.
Is there a way to get each table to automatically restart numebring at
"1" (after the header row) and replace the tab character with a single
space?
If not, is there another way?