`\a` field-argument	Includes captioned items, but omits caption labels and numbers. The identifier designated by text in this switch's field-argument corresponds to the caption label. Use `\c` to build a table of captions with labels and numbers.
`\b` field-argument	Includes entries only from the portion of the document marked by the bookmark named by text in this switch's field-argument.
`\c` field-argument	Includes figures, tables, charts, and other items that are numbered by a `SEQ` field (§2.16.5.63). The sequence identifier designated by text in this switch's field-argument, which corresponds to the caption label, shall match the identifier in the corresponding `SEQ` field.
`\d` field-argument	When used with `\s`, the text in this switch's field-argument defines the separator between sequence and page numbers. The default separator is a hyphen (-).
`\f` field-argument	Includes only those `TC` fields whose identifier exactly matches the text in this switch's field-argument (which is typically a letter).
`\h`	Makes the table of contents entries hyperlinks.
`\l` field-argument	Includes `TC` fields that assign entries to one of the levels specified by text in this switch's field-argument as a range having the form startLevel`-`endLevel, where startLevel and endLevel are integers, and startLevel has a value equal-to or less-than endLevel. `TC` fields that assign entries to lower levels are skipped.
`\n` field-argument	Without field-argument, omits page numbers from the table of contents. Page numbers are omitted from all levels unless a range of entry levels is specified by text in this switch's field-argument. A range is specified as for `\l`.
`\o` field-argument	Uses paragraphs formatted with all or the specified range of built-in heading styles. Headings in a style range are specified by text in this switch's field-argument using the notation specified as for `\l`, where each integer corresponds to the style with a style ID of HeadingX (e.g. `1` corresponds to `Heading1`). If no heading range is specified, all heading levels used in the document are listed.
`\p` field-argument	text in this switch's field-argument specifies a sequence of characters that separate an entry and its page number. The default is a tab with leader dots.
`\s` field-argument	For entries numbered with a `SEQ` field (§2.16.5.63), adds a prefix to the page number. The prefix depends on the type of entry. text in this switch's field-argument shall match the identifier in the `SEQ` field.
`\t` field-argument	Uses paragraphs formatted with styles other than the built-in heading styles. text in this switch's field-argument specifies those styles as a set of comma-separated doublets, with each doublet being a comma-separated set of style name and table of content level. `\t` can be combined with `\o`.
`\u`	Uses the applied paragraph outline level.
`\w`	Preserves tab entries within table entries.
`\x`	Preserves newline characters within table entries.
`\z`	Hides tab leader and page numbers in Web layout view.

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1. Introduction…………………………………1

2. Syntax……………………………….………..2

3. XML representation………………………….4

4. Formulas and expressions……………………6

4.1 Constants……………………………………6

4.2 Bookmarks………………………….............6

4.3 Operators…….……………………………..6

4.4 Functions……………………………………7

4.5 Table cell references………………………..8

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Annex A. Index…………………………………12

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