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Word allows you to create indexes for your documents easily and quickly. Once you create your index entries and subentries (using fields), you can create an index for a range of pages by following these steps:
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Discover MoreAdding an index to a document is an easy task. There are a couple of ways you can do it, as described in this tip.
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