In terms of formatting, there isn't any difference between H2 and H3 unless
you modify one or the other of them. However, in a table of contents, H3
indents 4 spaces, while H2 indents only 2. If you look at the codes within
each style, you'll see that the [rps] code is different. That code
determines the indentation of the table of contents entry. Before version
10;4, there was no difference between the two heading styles, although I
don't think that was the intent.
Steve
On Wednesday 10/8/03 19:06 Teri McElroy wrote:
Hi
Can someone explain to me what the difference between the heading 2 and heading 3 styles is? Heading 2 blocks in cell 5, and so does heading 3. I thought heading 3 made a paragraph heading until I just tried it now and it blocked the selected text in cell 5 the same as heading 2 does.
Thanks.
Teri
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