Limiting TOC to single section

I have several subdocs that I include in a master doc.
Each sub is a section of the master and has its own TOC.
When I update a TOC is a section, it includes headings
from all sections. Any way to limit each TOC to include
information only from its own section (subdoc)?

Thanks.

Define a bookmark for the range to be included in the TOC. Then add \b
[BookmarkName] to the TOC field.




"SLW" wrote in message
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I have several subdocs that I include in a master doc.
Each sub is a section of the master and has its own TOC.
When I update a TOC is a section, it includes headings
from all sections. Any way to limit each TOC to include
information only from its own section (subdoc)?

Thanks.

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it, but it does not
seem to work--maybe because I am using outline headings
to generate the TOC instead of marking them manually?

-----Original Message-----
Define a bookmark for the range to be included in the
TOC. Then add \b
[BookmarkName] to the TOC field.




"SLW" wrote in
message
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I have several subdocs that I include in a master doc.
Each sub is a section of the master and has its own
TOC.
When I update a TOC is a section, it includes headings
from all sections. Any way to limit each TOC to
include
information only from its own section (subdoc)?

Thanks.


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No, that has no effect on this issue. If you've created a bookmark called
Chapter_01, your TOC field should look something like this:

{ TOC \o "1-3" \b Chapter_01 }

(You might have other switches in there like \h and \z).

You also need to update the TOC to pick up the changes.


"SLW" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it, but it does not
seem to work--maybe because I am using outline headings
to generate the TOC instead of marking them manually?

-----Original Message-----
Define a bookmark for the range to be included in the
TOC. Then add \b
[BookmarkName] to the TOC field.




"SLW" wrote in
message
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I have several subdocs that I include in a master doc.
Each sub is a section of the master and has its own
TOC.
When I update a TOC is a section, it includes headings
from all sections. Any way to limit each TOC to
include
information only from its own section (subdoc)?

Thanks.


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Worked like a charm. Thanks very much. When I tried
this before, I inadvertantly inserted the \b switch
between another switch and its argument--stupid of me.
Thanks again
-----Original Message-----
No, that has no effect on this issue. If you've created
a bookmark called
Chapter_01, your TOC field should look something like
this:

{ TOC \o "1-3" \b Chapter_01 }

(You might have other switches in there like \h and \z).

You also need to update the TOC to pick up the changes.


"SLW" wrote in
message
...
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it, but it does not
seem to work--maybe because I am using outline headings
to generate the TOC instead of marking them manually?

-----Original Message-----
Define a bookmark for the range to be included in the
TOC. Then add \b
[BookmarkName] to the TOC field.




"SLW" wrote in
message
...
I have several subdocs that I include in a master
doc.
Each sub is a section of the master and has its own
TOC.
When I update a TOC is a section, it includes
headings
from all sections. Any way to limit each TOC to
include
information only from its own section (subdoc)?

Thanks.


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