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Resolution: Low Engagement
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Medium
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3.5.9, 5.0-OD-8, 6.14.0
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7
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Severity 2 - Major
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NOTE: This bug report is for Confluence Server. Using Confluence Cloud? See the corresponding bug report.
When using the Tools > Import Word Document tool and opting to "Split by heading" this will potentially create multiple levels of children pages. However, the table of contents created to link to these pages fails to preserve the leveled hierarchy that is created. The only other option for the user is to use the Children macro. This will show the correct hierarchy, but eschews the original order, instead ordering children pages in alphabetical order. Neither of these options are ideal.
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[CONFSERVER-23002] Import Word Document using Split by heading table of contents should preserve heading hierarchy
Jim Blinkhorn
added a comment - I have encountered the same issue, reordering 100 odd pages from a large document is extremely painful. Now imagine I have 100 of these documents I would like to import...
Jim Blinkhorn
added a comment - I have encountered the same issue, reordering 100 odd pages from a large document is extremely painful. Now imagine I have 100 of these documents I would like to import... 
Hi,
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