indexing in MS Word 2010

[Becca <becca_price -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

I've just finished indexing a Word document (Word 2010, Windows 7) and my index is being very flakey.

Most of it indexes just fine.  but a large section is doing this:

Tags, markup
        paragraph

Tags, markup
        <p>


Rather than doing this:

Tags, markup
         <p>
         paragraph


since I've got about 70 references to individual tags, this is very annoying.  Everywhere else that I have nested index entries, it lists them properly, just not the tags index marker.  I can't imagine that i did 70 separate, distinct ways of entering these flags.

I tried changing it from Tags, markup to Markup Tags (getting rid of the comma), and it's still listing each individual entry separately rather than grouping them.

Does anyone have any ideas what I'm doing wrong here?

TIA,

Becca

 

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