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Thanks! I figured it out and I've got it working. The only problem is, now I
need to replace the field codes of about 40 or 50 tables. For example,
instead of

{ STYLEREF 1 \s }

I need to replace it with { STYLEREF "EPRI Chapter Number" \n }

Is there a quick and easy way to do this?

Thanks again,
Gwen H

"Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote:

>
>
> "GwenH" wrote:
>
> > I have a document with multiple chapters. The first page of each chapter has
> > this:
> >
> > 1
> > Introduction
> >
> > The number 1 has the style "Heading 1,Chapter Level" applied. The word
> > "Introduction" has the style "Heading 1,Chapter Level + Before: 0pt" applied.
> > When I attempt to use { STYLEREF "Heading 1,Chapter Level" } to insert the
> > chapter number in table numbers (i.e., "Table 1-2", where "1" is the chapter
> > number and "2" is the table number), it doesn't work. The table number
> > portion of it is working just fine, using { SEQ Table \* ARABIC \s 1 }. It's
> > just the chapter number that isn't working. Instead of a chapter number, I'm
> > getting the word "Introduction".
> >
> > Any ideas how to fix this?
>
> Are you using Automatic numbering on not? For this to work, you must either
> use automatic numbering fro the heading 1 style and use a different syle for
> the second line of the chapter title ("Heading 1,Chapter Level + Before: 0
> pt" is not a style you created, but one Word created when you manually
> modified the text on the page.)
>
> Also, if you are using automatic numbering, the STYLEREF field needs the \n
> switch to pick it up. So, if you were using Heading 1 and automatic numbering
> (you can use a manual line break to separate the number and the text on a
> second line, i.e Shift-Enter), you could use {STYLEREF 1 \n} to display the
> previous Heading 1 number and {STYLEREF 1 } to display the previous Heading 1
> text.