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I'm pretty sure you can do this, one of the systems analysts at an old company I worked at had this set up. Basically I want a table of contents in my page, but I don't want it based on the standard "Heading 1", "Heading 2" styles.

I've added my own style "Question": enter image description here

So now wherever I have a question I make it a question style. Now I want a summary of all my questions at the bottom of the document. I'm pretty sure I need some kind of "Table of Contents": enter image description here

But I can't quite figure out how to associate my "table of contents", contents with my style "question"?

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Finally figured it out.

  1. References tab
  2. Table of contents -> Insert table of contents
  3. Options button

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  1. Go though and remove the numbers against all items in style:

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  1. Add a number corresponding to the level you wish against the heading you wish, in my case a 1 against "Question"

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