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How to prepare Index

Posted on September 2, 2019 by saran

 

To perform indexing, we require you to understand on how to install a macro with the following steps.

Step 1: Kindly click here to install the macro.

Step 2: Download and unzip word–macros_indexing_Indexing.rar.

Step 3: Install the bat file as well as dotm file and on the completion of installation, we will get the below message on command prompt. 

 

Step 4: After the installation, we can verify by opening a new word file in which the Index tab is installed as below.

 

Please click here to watch a video on how to install a macro software to do indexing.

Let’s begin creating an index for the document.

An alphabetical list of names, subjects, etc. with reference to the pages/sections on which they are mentioned.

 

Entries can be created for different headings, let us see three different levels such as 

 

–          Main heading entry

 

–          Sub-heading entry

 

–          An entry for Sub-heading entry

 

Step 1: Choose a word document for creating an index.

 

Step 2:  On the menu bar, find an option called INDEX as shown in the figure below and click on CREATE Index.

 

 

Step 3: When you click CREATE INDEX, a popup box appears requesting to enter a new index name.

 

 

Step 4:  Enter an index name and click OK.

 

 

Step 5: The window of the word will split into two, one for marking the entries on various levels and the other for marking the references.

 

 

Step 6: For instance, if I’m creating a reference for word shareholders in the document, select the word and click on Mark an Entry from INDEX menu.

 

 

Step 7: After selecting the word, click on MARK an ENTRY as shown below,

 

 

Step 8:  We can customize the name of the chosen word for mark entry and since this is going to be the main entry, let us retain the same option.

 

 

Step 9:  When we submit by clicking OK, an index is created for the word.

 

 

Step 10: We have created multiple main entries, kindly check below.

 

 

Note: This tool automatically SORTS the words in the index as we keep creating. 

 

Step 11: Let us now create the sub-heading for the main entries.

 

Step 12:  Here, we are going to create a sub heading for the main entry index INDIVIDUALS. For instance, select minority word for sub-heading. 

 

 

Step 13:  Click on INDEX menu, in which select MARK ENTRY. 

 

 

Step 14:   In the main entry shown above we can select the main heading, here for example it is individuals #A6_p2_1002.

 

Step 15:  The sub-heading has been created.

 

 

Step 16:  Please find the below figure, for different sub-headings.

 

 

Step 17:  Let us create third level sub-heading for individuals.

 

 

–         Creating the third level heading Corporation Act under Minority, which is under Main Entry Individuals.

 

Step 18:  Select Corporations Act word as third-level heading, and click on INDEX menu,  and select MARK an ENTRY

 

–         Select the main entry as INDIVIDUALS

 

 

–         Select the sub-entry as  MINORITY.

 

 

 

–         Click OK, and the third level heading is created as below.

 

 

Step 19: So far we have completed seeing, on how to create the main entry, sub-entry and an entry inside the sub-entry (third level heading).

 

How to create a cross-reference for the indexes?

 

Step 1:  Select a word for creating the cross-references within multiple documents inside a book for indexes.

 

 

Step 2: Select the respective main entry and sub-entry and click OK.

 

 

Step 3:  The cross-references for an index will be created like below.

 

 

Creating an index for repeated words in numerous pages shall get added up behind.

 

–  For instance, in our document, we created an index entry for the word November.

 

–  And, when we create another entry for the same word in a different part of the document,  id will get added up to the previously created id for November as shown below.

 

 

Creating entries using the Alias name 

 

Step 1:  Enter the alias name as shown below and click OK.

 

 

Step 2: An entry is created with the alias name 

 

Company Act 2019|Company|Act 2019 #A3_p27_1007

 

 

 

 

 

Step 3: Entries are appended as per the above image.

 

The version of the index tool which we are using for this documentation is 12.4.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE DOCUMENT.

 

 

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