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3 years ago

Which tabs are expandable and collapsible? This would be in word 2010

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Even though some tabs are expandable and collapsible, Word does not work that way on it's own. I believe I read about an addon that could add that sort of functionality. But that was quite a while ago.

Using heading styles and, outline view and document map is the closest native approach I know of. It is quite good, I use it all day long.

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if again.lower() == 'n':

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