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Table of Contents
Anna Gubareva

Table of Contents

Overview

Once bookmarks have been assigned to specific report elements, you can generate a table of contents that displays page numbers containing the elements included into the document map.

To implement a table of contents, drop the Table Of Contents control from the Toolbox onto the report's area. If the report does not contain a Report Header at the moment, it is created automatically so that the table of contents can be added to it.

The following image illustrates the difference in displaying information by a table of contents within a report and in a published document.

Table of Contents Structure

The table of contents contains the following elements:

  1. A title that displays text and formatting options specified by the Level Title property.

  2. One or more document levels that provide individual formatting settings to specific nodes of a document map's tree. To access the collection of levels, use the Levels property.

    Unless levels have been added to a table of contents, a single default level is used to provide common settings to the elements of a document map for which no specific level has yet been assigned.

Refer to the Add a Table of Contents topic for a step-by-step tutorial.