In my document, there is a "remarks" style that defines a numbered item "Remark # x" plus the paragraph text. Instances of this remarks style are spread throughout the document
<some text>
Remark #1: foo
<more text>
Remark #2: bar
<more text>
I am using a modified table of contents to show all remarks grouped at the beginning, with hyperlinks to the remark itself. Precisely, I insert a second TOC, and in the "options" dialog I uncheck all headings X styles and add only my custom "remarks" style. This table is then formatted without using a style, because its formatting should be radically different from the standard table of contents (ultimately, its format is 'TOC 1 + bold + tabs x y + ...').
Currently, this list of remarks looks like
Remark #1: foo ....................... 14
remark #2: bar ....................... 19
I would like to make a table (as in a table with cells) to match those remarks to some more text, like
+--------------------+---------+-------------------------------+
| Remark | link | notes |
+--------------------+---------+-------------------------------+
+--------------------+---------+-------------------------------+
| Remark #1: foo | page 14 | some manually inserted text |
+--------------------+---------+-------------------------------+
| Remark #2: bar | page 19 | not relevant |
+--------------------+---------+-------------------------------+
And of course, if I can bind that to a style so that I don't loose formatting all the time, that would be great.