Table of Contents

[Ian Winter]

I have a table of contents in my document. It has 3 levels They all have
page numbers associated with each item. I want only the level 3 entrys
to show page numbers in the TOC. All the options I can find give me the
choice of page numbers for all levels or no page numbers for all levels.
Is there a way I can have only level 3 entrys showing page numbers

Ian

 

[mpt]

Looks like it's all or nothing from what I can see.

Richard

 

[Phill. W]

I have a table of contents in my document. It has 3 levels They all have
page numbers associated with each item. I want only the level 3 entrys
to show page numbers in the TOC. All the options I can find give me the
choice of page numbers for all levels or no page numbers for all levels.
Is there a way I can have only level 3 entrys showing page numbers

I don't think so.

I don't know /what/ this would do to the printing, but you might try
setting the right-hand tab position (where the numbers go) //way//
off the right-hand side of the page ...

HTH,
Phill W.

 

[anon k]

I don't think so.

I don't know /what/ this would do to the printing, but you might try
setting the right-hand tab position (where the numbers go) //way//
off the right-hand side of the page ...

HTH,
Phill W.

You might also try setting the undesirable text invisible. You'll
likely need to do that again every time the TOC is updated.

I can see why you want to do this; it is such a normal layout that one
wonders why Word doesn't let us do it.

There is another approach that is more robust but also takes a bit more
time. If you have finalized your document structure (i.e. you aren't
going to add or remove heads or sub-heads) then insert cross-references
to each item manually, composing your own TOC. That way you can put
page numbers only where you want them, and they can update automatically
when you edit.