How to Remove a Specific Word from the Index in Microsoft Word
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▶ About this video: This video tutorial shows you how to remove a specific word from the index generated by Microsoft Word 2007 and later (2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 and Office 365).
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HOW THIS WORKS
What is an Index?
An index is a type of reference which list certain words along with the pages in which they appear in a document. It's used to point readers to specific sections in a document where a particular word has been used.
The list of terms included in the index are usually confined to important words that are of relevant to the topic being discussed in the document.
Microsoft Word includes an index generator in the REFERENCE tab which makes creating an index quick and easy. It works by using the Mark Entry option to mark all the words to be included in then the index which then can be inserted on any page.
Next to each entry will be the page number(s) where the word has been used in the document.
Removing an Index Entry
Sometimes you may want to update the index to remove particular words that are no longer needed in the index or that have since been deleted from the document. This video shows you to do this without having to remove the entire index.
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Thanks alot sir from all that videos about removing index marks only yours helped me 👍🏻
@JourneyBytes
5 ай бұрын
You're most welcome
After trying to learn to make an Index for my book for nearly a year, and asking several experts, it finally worked, and in only a few minutes. You have a very very very simple way of explaining it, and you don't skip any steps, assuming the student already knows any of them. The step-by-step visuals are excellent. I just realised that for a full year, I was starting with : "insert index" instead of "mark entry" and no one ever pointed this out! Thanks a million.
@JourneyBytes
Жыл бұрын
Glad I could help, and thank you for the kind words. It means a lot.
thank you sir so much you save my life i got stuck in this