summary table in word
Hope I explain this with some sense. I've included an example
I'm using 2007 and trying to create a summary table in a document. What I essentially want to do it mark certain parts (they're actually action points either a whole sentence, or a word) with either a field or style.
I then want to provide a list later in the document of these actions points (replicating them verbatim), preferably with page numbers.
Similar to how the contents page works, but put it where I want (and I'm already using a contents page).
I've played with footnotes, citations, indexes but none of these quite do it. For example footnotes only appear in the footnote (obviously) and don't copy the test referenced
citations seem to list them in the order that they're created, not where they appear. Perhaps if I could format the citations correctly and sort them they could work?
If you could point me in the correct direction it would be appreciated.
thanks,
Andy
Example- I've marked the bits I'm talking about in bold
Rather than banging my head against a wall for hours I think I should look on office experts and try to ask someone to help me. They'd earn my eternal gratitude.
Summary
banging my head......................... ......page 1
look on office experts......................... page 1
ask someone to help me.......................page 1
earn my eternal gratitude.....................page 2
You can cross-reference any of the following items:
Captions
Footnotes
Bookmarks
Headings
Numbered paragraphs
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