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How to inject index in DOCM

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As mentioned, the Dow Jones, SP 500, and Nasdaq Composite are three popular U.S. indexes.
Add the headings of your topic into the index. After writing the headings in the index. Read through each topic and decide the keyword for which a reader may look for. Use synonyms. Think of words that others may be using. Once you finish writing the index, then the final step is to recap your index.
An index is an alphabetical listing of the topics or subjects in a document, and is typically located at the end of a document. An index is used primarily as a navigational tool, with the corresponding page number(s) for each topic listed alongside.
What makes a good index? be arranged in alphabetical order. include accurate page references that lead to useful information on a topic. avoid listing every use of a word reor phrase. be consistent across similar topics. use sub-categories to break up long blocks of page numbers. use italics for publications and Acts.
An index is an alphabetical and detailed listing of topics in a document, with a corresponding page number displayed alongside (see picture below). An index is typically located at the end of a long document. An index helps readers to navigate long documents and locate specific information they may need.
The index is an alphabetical list of words, phrases, or topics mentioned in the book. This list is added to the end of the book.
1:48 9:03 So im going to select game of thrones. Im going to go up to my references tab. And you can seeMoreSo im going to select game of thrones. Im going to go up to my references tab. And you can see that i have an index group just here now one of the options i have is mark entry.
Organize your entries in alphabetical order. Peoples names typically are listed alphabetically by their last name. Put a comma after the last name and add the persons first name. Noun phrases typically are inverted. For example, adjusting-height saddle would be listed in an index as saddle, adjusting-height.
Insert an Index Entry Select the text you want to include in the index. Click the References tab. Click the Mark Entry in the Index group. Adjust the index entrys settings and choose an index entry option: Click the Mark or Mark All button. Repeat the process for your other index entries. Click Close when youre done.
Parameter: This method accepts two parameters as shown in the above syntax: index: This parameter specifies the index at which we the given element is to be inserted. element: This parameter specifies the element to insert in the list.

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