

If you’re stuck with fixed formatting, you have to make Word work to suit the formatting not the other way around. Court documents can have strict formatting rules if the document isn’t right the judge can get cranky or worse, the submission is rejected. Why bother? Sometimes you have to format your document in a very specific way – legal users get this all the time.

Before we delve into the murky world of Style Separators, we need to explain many of the Heading style tricks available to make a Table of Contents. asked about ‘Style Separators’ used in making a TOC. We’re tacking this topic because an Office Watch reader asked Peter to do it.
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We’ll show you how to get a Table of Contents (TOC) from a document formatted the way you want. The standard ways, taught in most classes, force you to format your document in a way that suits Word.


Alt+Shift+> Go to previous footnote (in Word 2016). Alt+Ctrl+D Go to next footnote (in Word 2016). Thankfully Google has now added a real interactive checklist feature to Docs! With this new checklist tool, when a user checks off an item, the corresponding text gets crossed off with strikethrough formatting. Alt+Shift+O Mark a table of authorities entry (citation). There was a workaround where you could change the bullet style to a box and then do several steps to check a box, but it was a lot of hoops to jump through for a feature that should have just been a normal part of Docs. You must have seen it in many web form available online. Last but not least, the new Slide Zoom feature, the latest feature in PowerPoint 2019 and PowerPoint for Office 365, can be used to create your table of. In Excel, a checkbox is an interactive tool that can be used to select or deselect an option. If you need the results to be in a Word document you would still be able. The third way you could go is to use Microsoft Excel and use the inbuilt Conditional Formatting of Excel. The drawback is the users would need to know how to use this embedded Excel object. In the Tabs dialog box: Using decimal numbers, type the position of the tab stop that you want to set in the Tab Stop Position box. On the Page Layout tab, click the dialog box launcher: 3. Click on Zoom on the Insert tab, and select Slide Zoom. Another option would be to use a Word document with an OLE Microsoft Excel object. Position the insertion point in a paragraph, or select the paragraphs that you want to adjust. PowerPoint will display the Slide Zoom dialog box. However, for many years Google Docs did not offer a built-in option for an interactive checklist. Select the slides you want to use, and click Insert. There are certainly a lot of mobile apps, web extensions, and websites that provide checklist tools, such as Google Keep.
