Build an index in Word using a concordance file by Chris Menard

If you have a long Word document, you should have a training manual at the end of the document.

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[tutsecret]

Hello Chris, disregard my request below, I found the text that you provided on your tutorial. Thank you. I love your accent and deep voice.

[MnMn]

Thank you kind sir, great video and super helpful.

[justme]

Excellent tutorial, Chris! Really helpful. Question: can I include page ranges in my index if I create it using a concordance file? And if so, how?

[AndyWicks]

This is so useful - thank you and thumbs up. But, how do you create a sub-index entry using concordance files?

[tutsecret]

Hello, can I have the texting you are using so that I can exercise. It's hard just to see without having hands on using your texting doc. Thank you.

[nicm]

I tried this but didnt get a positive result from creating a table with 2 columns, calling it a concordance file then using it in my index. Is there something I have missed?

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How could this be used for e-book. Is there a way to create links?