Parts of TOC are repeating

[markangus136]

I have been working on a document for some time, but now when I update the TOC, it repeats at the end of the TOC (not completely; the repeat starts at p.23)

I am unsure as to how or why this has happened, and what I can do to correct it.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

[Eugene Tyson]

I think it can only repeat if it's 2 of them as it picks up the paragraph style to generate the TOC.

Check on page 23 and move your text frame to check to see if you have inadvertently duplicated the text frame.

[markangus136]

Hi @Eugene Tyson,
Thanks for your reply and suggestion.

I checked, and there wasn't a duplicate text frame, so that wasn't the cause.

However, @Robert Tkaczyk was able to help, and so the issue seems to have been solved.
Thanks for your assistance.

[Willi Adelberger]

Can you provide us the file to test it?

[markangus136]

Hi @Willi Adelberger,
Thank you for the offer of help, but the issue now seems to have been resolved satisfactorily.

Many thanks.

[markangus136]

Hi @Willi Adelberger,

I have thought about it, and I will send you the file to test.

What is the best way for me to do this?

Thanks a lot.

[Robert Tkaczyk]

If it's not extremely sensitive - you can upload it to some sharing service and put link here. 

If you don't won't to share it with the public - click on the nick name of the person and you'll see his / her profile with a button to send private message. 

[markangus136]

Thanks, @Robert Tkaczyk 

[Robert Tkaczyk · Accepted solution]

If @Eugene Tyson's answer won't help - there is no duplicate - how often are you doing Save As with a new name?

If very infrequently - or even not at all - maybe your file got corrupted. 

In this case try IDMLing - export your document as IDML, then open this IDML file and save with a new name - do not overwrite your original INDD file!!

Try to update TOC again - in this new file. 

[markangus136]

Hi @Robert Tkaczyk 

Thanks a lot for the reply.

That seems to have worked, and the problem is no longer occurring.
Many thanks for your advice.