: Table of content with page number and quadrant I want to create the table of contents automatically and depending on where the linked word appears on the two columned pages there should also

@Si6392903

If you're looking to make a Table of Contents and the built-in tool can't perform the formatting the way you like (and if I'm right about this, it can't), then the next-best thing is to utilize cross-references. It's more time-intensive to setup, but it's also format-proof.

This may seem counterintuitive if you've always made TOC's with the TOC tool and not with cross-references, but first, you want to format the Table of Contents how you'd like it to look (with your quandrants) with dummy text. Once you have the look down, you can link up the dummy text and automatically replace it with the section headers.

Create two cross-reference formats, one for the name of your section and one for the page number. Link both to a paragraph style that only exists on your section pages (a header, for instance).

Then, cross reference the titles and pages separately, so that you can place them anywhere you want on your quadrant without worrying about them messing up the layout.

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