Hello. I have a question about... how to make new word documents by using the numbers from one column from excel table. For example I have 10 rows in excel and in each row a have 6 digits. I want to have 10 new word documents and the name for each should be that 6 digit number. Is it possible?
That is a very interesting question! You can create individual Word documents from parts of Excel spreadsheets. However, as far as I know, it's not possible to simultaneously create and name ten individual Word documents based on Excel rows. However, if I stumble upon a solution, I will be sure to post something about it. I wish you all the best with your project!
Hi Erin, do you have any video on how to include "references" in the table of content? I would like to use heading 1 just like the chapters but do not want "references" to be numbered like chapters. Should I use Bibliography style? Also, do you have videos on how to add numbering to headings?
Thank you for watching! I do have a video about numbering headings: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SDskGKeRA7c.html. The References heading should be included in the ToC automatically. Note that you can edit the entries in the ToC to the format you would like, but only do so after the document is finished. I am planning an upcoming tutorial about adding custom entries to ToCs, so you may find that helpful. I wish you all the best with your project!
Hi Erin, I chanced on your tutorial trying to solve a TOC problem in Word 11. I still can't figure it out. Is it possible to consult with you about this, and if so, how much do you charge for your time?
Hello, Steve. Thank you for watching! I'm not able to provide individual consultation. However, if you can describe your issue in general here, I may be able to point you in the right direction.
@@erinwrightwriting You are welcome, I have watched several of them and in comparison to other channels, your videos are the best quality. Your voice is also so pleasant, making it easy to grasp the instructions. 🌻
Hi Erin, Thank you for yet another simple to follow video. I have a question about Table of Contents styles. I'm familiar with Heading 1 being assigned to TOC1, Heading 2 being assigned to TOC2 styles, etc. Can I use the 'Title' style for my TOC1? I have two sections in my document that talk about two similar type machines. At the start of each section I tried using the 'Title' style and assigned them each to a TOC1 level in the 'Table of Contents Options' dialogue box. I then assigned Heading1 to a TOC2 level, and Heading 3 to a TOC4 level, etc. I found after updating the contents page, that the assigned levels have reverted to the Word default and yet the dialogue box allows me to type '1' next to the 'Title' style! If this is not meant to work, what's the best method to easily show the reader that the document is split into two separate parts, pls?
Thank you for this interesting question! The Title style is generally only meant to be used one (as the title of a book, for example). Creating two separate tables of contents is a bit complex. I don't have a tutorial on that topic yet; however, here is a video from Microsoft support that you may find helpful: support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/video-add-multiple-tocs-to-a-document-cf1013fd-4094-4d85-aa64-2abe7fa466a1#:~:text=Then%20go%20to%20the%20INSERT,add%20multiple%20Tables%20of%20Contents. I wish you all the best!
Can anyone help me. As i select a style and then try to insert tables of.c i am not getting anything it sais that i am select a style,wich i all ready have.
Thank you for watching my video! If your document already has content, ensure the text you want to appear in the table of content is already formatted with a heading level (Heading 1, Heading 2, etc..) before trying to create the table of contents. If you need information on headings, please see my other tutorial: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OnmETSz7q9A.html. Best of luck!
Thank you so much for watching! When you create a table of contents, the headings in the table should automatically be hyperlinked to the corresponding heading in the document. To follow the hyperlinks, press the CTRL key while selecting the heading in the table.
@@sandeepprabhu5533 If these extra sections have headings (Heading 2, Heading 3, etc.), they will be automatically added once you update your TOC, even if they appear before the TOC. To update, select the TOC, select "Update Table" and then choose "Update Entire Table" from the dialog box. I wish you all the best with your project!
