WD: Including Chapter Numbers in Header/Footer But Not in Text
ID: Q109618
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The information in this article applies to:
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Microsoft Word for Windows, versions 6.0, 6.0a, 6.0c
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Microsoft Word for the Macintosh, versions 6.0, 6.0.1, 6.0.1a
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Microsoft Word 98 Macintosh Edition
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Microsoft Word for Windows NT, version 6.0
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Microsoft Word for Windows 95, versions 7.0, 7.0a
SUMMARY
This article describes how to use the heading numbering feature in Word
as it applies to table of contents, page numbering, and indexes,
without displaying the chapter numbers in the text.
Heading numbering allows you to automatically number paragraphs
formatted with the built-in heading styles in Word. You can access the
options and settings for heading numbering by clicking Heading
Numbering on the Format menu.
For example, the first chapter begins like this
Introduction to Cooking
and you want this in the header
Page 1-1
and this in the table of contents:
Introduction to Cooking..........1-1
Cooking Basics...................2-8
Ordinarily, to get the chapter number to appear in the page number and
table of contents, you must also show the chapter number in the text,
as in the following:
Chapter One Introduction to Cooking
This article explains how to have the chapter number show in page
numbering, table of contents, and indexes but not in the document
itself. This formatting requires the following steps, which are
described in detail below:
- Show nonprinting characters in text.
- Format the Heading 1 style.
- Apply the Heading 1 style.
- Apply the use of chapter numbers.
NOTE: This method assumes you are not using the Heading 1 style
anywhere in the document. If you are using Heading styles, they must
all be changed to the next level.
TIP: If you are going to make a lot of changes, start with the highest-
numbered heading style first. If the highest heading level used is
Heading 7, change the Heading 7 paragraphs to Heading 8, then change
Heading 6 paragraphs to Heading 7, and so on. This is the least
confusing way to change the styles of the paragraphs.
Step 1 - Show Nonprinting Characters in Text
Display the nonprinting characters in the document so that you can
apply formatting, such as heading numbering, to hidden lines. To display
the nonprinting characters, use either of the following procedures:
- On the Standard toolbar, click the Show/Hide button. (This button has a
paragraph mark symbol on the face.)
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- On the Tools menu, click Options (Preferences Word 98 Macintosh
Edition). Click the View tab. In the Nonprinting Characters section,
make sure All is selected. Click OK.
Step 2 - Format the Heading 1 Style
- On the Format menu, click Style.
- From the Styles list, Select Heading 1 and click the Modify button.
- Click the Format button and select Numbering.
- Choose the Numbering style you want to use. (If you have already
chosen a numbering style in the document, this will be pre-selected.)
- Click OK.
- Click the Format button and select Font.
- Select the Hidden check box.
- Click OK twice.
- Click Close.
Step 3 - Apply the Heading 1 Style
Paragraph marks indicate where in the document you have pressed the
ENTER key. Blank lines contain only a single paragraph mark. These
paragraph marks not only represent the end of a paragraph, but they
"carry" the formatting applied to the paragraph.
- Create a blank line--that is, a single paragraph mark--above the
chapter title.
- Apply the Heading 1 style to the blank paragraph. To do this,
using either of the following methods:
- Place the insertion point in front of the paragraph mark. If the
Formatting toolbar is displayed, click the drop-down arrow of the
Style box. Select Heading 1.
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- Place the insertion point in front of the paragraph mark. On the
Format menu, click Style. Select the Heading 1 style from the list
and click the Apply button.
- The blank lines will be numbered, giving the chapters numbers.
Hidden text is illustrated by a dotted line under the text.
Step 4 - Insert Chapter Numbers
To insert chapter-page numbers in the header or footer, complete the
following steps:
- On the Insert menu, click Page Numbers.
- In the Position list, choose the location for the page numbers.
- Click Format.
- Select the Include Chapter Number check box.
- In the "Chapter Starts with Style" list, select Heading 1.
- Select Start At, and select "1" from the list.
- Click OK twice.
Chapter and page numbers now appear in the header and footer. Because
page numbers include the chapter number, they will be included
automatically when you insert the table of contents and the index.
MORE INFORMATION
For additional information, please see the following articles in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q127249 How to Create a Table of Contents in Word
Q125937 How to Create a Table of Contents or an Index with Field Codes
Q72763 How to Create Multiple Tables of Contents
Additional query words:
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Version : MACINTOSH:6.0,6.0.1,6.0.1a,98; WINDOWS:6.0,6.0a,6.0c,7.0,7.0a; winnt:6.0
Platform : MACINTOSH WINDOWS winnt
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