It's not the TOC you want to reference, but the heading itself.
Apart from that, this is an issue you need to solve at the Visio end.
Between Word and Excel, it's as simple as selecting the source item,
switching to the other application, and using PasteSpecial with 'Paste link'
checked. Whether Visio supports this also I don't know.
> I'm at a loss for the proper words here, so here's what I want to do:
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JAnderson - 21 Sep 2006 22:23 GMT
You are correct, I want to reference the heading itself.
What I thought might work is making a field/text box/etc. in Word and
placing it near the shape. Basically, I just want to indicate that "1.1.3"
refers to a certain process on a flowchart- I don't care if I get the text in
there from Visio, or if my original Visio file even gets updated.
So what function would I use that would automatically update as new entries
are added? Cross-reference works if I manually choose to update it, but I'd
like it to be user-friendly for others to add content.
Thanks!
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Jezebel - 21 Sep 2006 23:48 GMT
As I said, I've no idea how this works in Visio. If it were Excel, you
simply select the text in Word (Word automatically inserts a bookmark for
the selected text), paste it into Excel as a link, and it then updates
automatically.
Don't understand what you're getting at with the field/textbox/etc. Why not
just select the heading itself?
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