Yes, Stefan. You need to make two separate ToFs and List of Tables if
you decide to have them both included. This makes Ctrl-A F9 a bit more
cumbersome (you have to confirm the right update option for every
table), but so far that's the only "disadvantage" I found. Of course
you can also xref to these space-preceding captions. Although a side
issue, another nice trick is to insert a tab after the caption ref nr:
this ensures the ToF and LoT have the caption titles nicely vertically
lined.
Henk
Stefan Blom;2401817 Wrote:
> This sounds like a useful tip. The trick is to choose the correct label
> when
> creating a table of figures. :-)
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> "Henk57" wrote in message
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> Based on the concept Shauna describes I usually make the same caption
> label preceded by a space. If the caption style is center-aligned
> this
> space will not be noticed, and it looks identical as the usual
> without
> a trailing space. If you have a left-aligned caption style you can
> remove the space, or center-align it and return to left aligned -
> then
> amazingly Word removes it for you.
> HTH, Henk
>
> Stefan Blom;2397828 Wrote:-
> You need a separate caption label for the appendixes. See
> http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numb...ppendixes.html.
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> When I enter a caption into the appendix. For example, Table A-1, the
> tables
> throughout my document all change to Table A-1. I do have a section
> break
> and my appendix is Heading 7. Any solutions?--
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