Learn MS Word Legal: Two Scenarios But One Heading To Cover Them Both

This particular question has come up a number of times so it is best to clarify and remove the confusion associated with it. Here it is: You have a Heading Level 2. In some instances within the document the Heading 2 sits by itself. For example: Section 2.01 The Time Frame. In the scenario above, Heading 2 resides by itself. Let's now look at the scenario below: Section 2.02. The Management. Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah In the above example, Heading 2 shares the paragraph and therefore will need the use of the Style Separator. After the Heading 2 text (after the Style Separator), a Body Text is applied to the remainder of the paragraph in order to disassociate that text from the Heading 2 so it does not end up in the TOC. So the question arises, do I need to have a separate Heading Level in order to accommodate a Heading 2 type heading that resides by itself vs a Heading 2 type heading that shares the paragraph? The answer is no. Heading 2 takes care of both scenarios and the sequential numbering system of Heading 2 is not affected whether the Heading is by itself or Sharing the paragraph. The numbering will continue to tally properly. Training From An Inside Perspective www.advanceto.com