Word 2011 For Mac Header Page Number Right Justify

In Word 2007, when I create a ToC and, in the Table of Contents dialog box, I leave Formats: as From Template (the default), sometimes the check box for Right Align Page Numbers greys out and won't let me check it. Of course, when I can't select it, Word chooses to put the page numbers directly after the ToC text. Does anyone know how to reactivate the check box without leaving the 'From Template' format (because this allows me to make formatting changes to my ToC once it is inserted in the document).?

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Mar 28, 2013  For a simple ToC you should not need to set any tab stops. Just make sure there is a tab ('T') item between the heading item ('E') and the page number, and make sure that the tab settings specify 'align right'. Notice there is more space between the numbers and the item text for right-aligned numbers as opposed to left-aligned. Click “OK” to accept the change and close the dialog box. Now, the numbers in our list are aligned by the decimal point, and there is more space between the numbers and item text.

Thanks folks. Did this issue ever get resolved?

I have used the ToC option in the past and right-aligning the page numbers was always the default option, but all of the sudden today I am having the same problem with right-align being grayed out. If I'm doing anything different, I'm not aware of it. Yes, I'm using 'insert table of contents' rather than one of the automatic inserts. Yes, I'm using 'from template'.

I am creating a custom template because I don't like any of the built-in ones. I created new custom styles for my headers in the document. Yes, 'show page numbers' is checked, but when I create the table, the page numbers are stuck right in front of the chapter titles instead of being right-justified. It's functional, I guess, but I'm trying to make this document professional, not silly looking. Funny how this is the only relevant thread I turned up when I looked in Google. I wonder if this is one of those built-in flukes where one day, your perfectly-good-but-not-new version of Office just suddenly starts doing something weird for no reason, and if you call the help line, the friendly lady on the other end says 'Oh yeah, sometimes that happens.

They have mistakes built into them and when you run into one of those they just stop working and you just have to buy a new version of Office. It's totally our mistake but you're supposed to want to buy a new version anyway.' That's what happened to me with Excel a few years ago, and I guess I forgot to be mad about it. Did this issue ever get resolved? I have used the ToC option in the past and right-aligning the page numbers was always the default option, but all of the sudden today I am having the same problem with right-align being grayed out.

If I'm doing anything different, I'm not aware of it. I am creating a custom template because I don't like any of the built-in ones. I created new custom styles for my headers in the document. Yes, 'show page numbers' is checked, but when I create the table, the page numbers are stuck right in front of the chapter titles instead of being right-justified. It's functional, I guess, but I'm trying to make this document professional, not silly looking.

As you'll see from the previous discussion, there was no response to the question about what template was being used. Since your's is a custom template, are you sure it is configured for left-to-right text? Assuming it is, you can right-align the page #s by adding the appropriate tab-stops to the ToC entries.