Word wants to automatically generate a directory. When setting the title, why can some titles be marked and others can't

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Word wants to automatically generate a directory. When setting the title, why can some titles be marked and others can't
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You need to set the title format of all directories to be generated in the outline view. A symbol will appear before the title of the directory that can be automatically generated. If not, it means that you failed to change the title. Then reset it to the title. After page view - reference - index and table of contents - determine
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Set the text displayed in the table of contents to the text level in the outline view. Contact me if you need anything
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Word can automatically generate a table of contents, either with its own title style or with its own defined style, which can be achieved mainly in the "Table of Contents Options" dialog box! (I divide the title of the office software teaching handout into chapters and sections. The style of the chapter is defined as bt01, and the style of the section is defined as bt02.) The specific operations are as follows:
1. Insert Reference Index and Table of Contents to get the Index and Table of Contents dialog box;
2. Select the "Directory" tab and click the "Options" button in the lower right corner to get the "Directory Options" dialog box;
3. In the list of valid styles, delete the number in the "directory level" after the style you don't want to use, and set the number of levels in the "directory level" after the style you want. Here, I set the "directory level" of the "chapter" style bt01 to 1, and the "directory level" of the "section" to 2. Confirm and return to the parent dialog box;
4. Other settings can be set by default, just click OK.
As shown in the figure below:
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When using format brush, only brush "2.2 Small icons corresponding to programs running in the background", and don't brush the following ones.
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1. First set the levels of all levels of titles in the document.
Select Format - Paragraph - Outline Level (the title level in the table of contents (the title level you mentioned) will be set to several levels)
2. Insert Reference Index and Table of Contents
I don't know if you can understand what I said. I hope I can help you
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Hello, I always think it is not good to use the title to order the catalog,

Outline is highly recommended

1. View - outline, then set the level of the content you want to achieve in the table of contents, place the mouse in front of it, and then select the level. The concept of level does not need to be explained
The format change here does not affect the formal typesetting. Where it is not necessary, it is determined that the text is the default text
2. Insert reference directory, you will understand
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It is best to write an outline before writing a paper, and directly set the title level for the outline. This is the most labor-saving way. It doesn't matter if the paper has been written, set a hierarchy of title levels, and then use the format brush to format the title of the same hierarchy.
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