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Crystal, in this case the amount of content and formats became too much for 'assembling' the document from its parts. As seen in later E-E questions I managed to do the 'Hide'.<br />
Since this question, I learned that the TOC just needed updating only, and it automatically leaves out the hidden parts.
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Crystal, in this case the amount of content and formats became too much for 'assembling' the document from its parts. As seen in later E-E questions I managed to do the 'Hide'.
Since this question, I learned that the TOC just needed updating only, and it automatically leaves out the hidden parts.

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I'm familiar with hiding text by changing the Font property 'Hidden' = True.<br />
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Is there a more robust way to hide an entire block? One which also adjusts the Table of Contents.<br />
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Thanks.
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I'm familiar with hiding text by changing the Font property 'Hidden' = True.

Is there a more robust way to hide an entire block? One which also adjusts the Table of Contents.

Thanks.

Word - looking for the best way to hide a block of text

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