First, create a block for the sheet title (command _Block). You can create a few blocks - for the title page, for the rest of the drawings, and just for the sheet number. It does not matter what you call these blocks.

Add the block attribute (_Attdef command). It is important that the attribute is the name “PageNo” (or SheetNo or Page or Sheet or specify a different attribute name in settings). This attribute should not be a constant.

Additionally, you can also add two more attributes: PageCount and Title. Attribute PageCount (or SheetCount or Pages or From) can be a constant of the total number of sheets to be written. Title (or Name or SheetName or SheetTitle or DrawingName) - is the name of this drawing for the table of contents.

Arrange blocks on each sheet. Place the sheets in order. If you arrange drawings directly in the model, then keep in mind that the program will number them, focusing on the block insertion point downwards. For blocks with the same Y coordinate of the insertion point numbering will go from left to right.

Give the name of each sheet, by editing the attribute "Title" or just give distinct names to sheet bookmarks (to Layout).

Call the command PNo. First, the program will look for the blocks on the layout in the paper space. If it is not found – the program will look at the model.

Next, the program will record the number of each block. If the layout contains several blocks with the sheet number attribute, the number is written in only one block.

Then the program will record the total number of sheets. If you are using the Autodesk® AutoCAD® layouts program will write a total number of layouts, even if some of them do not have the title block. If the search is in model space, the program will simply recalculate how many blocks are found.

At finish table of contents will be copied to the clipboard. You can insert a table of contents into the text field just by pressing CTRL+V. Or switch to another program such as Word or Excel and paste the contents back.

Next, the program will try to insert a table of contents into the AutoCAD table. By default, the program looks for a table titled "Table of Contents". If the table is not found, the program will ask you to select the table.

Follow the messages on the console. There may be program messages.

Settings

Program settings are available in the normal settings dialog AutoCAD (_Options command) at the last tab «A>V>C> PageNo». This window can be called by clicking the small arrow in the bottom corner of the ribbon panel «A>V>C> PNo». There you can change the names of the desired attributes. To return to the default name, leave the field empty settings. You can select a number greater than 1 for the first page.

In the settings window, there is a button for calling the insertion settings dialog in the table. The PNo command stores its own settings for Paste To Table. They may differ from the settings of the PTT command. Some settings affect the behavior of the PNo command

• Title - the command will insert the “Table of contents” string in the first row of the table.
• Headers - the command will insert column headers “Page” and “Name” in the start row of the table of contents.
• Show dialog - if the option is enabled, the Table Select dialog will be displayed. Default off. 

You can also adjust the output messages of the program, see the plug-in version call window, and enter the activation code.

The installer that ran when you downloaded this app/plug-in from the Autodesk App Store will start installing the app/plug-in. OR, simply double-click the downloaded installer to install the app/plugin. You may need to restart the Autodesk product to activate the app/plug-in. To uninstall this plug-in, exit the Autodesk product if you are currently running it, simply rerun the installer, and select the "Uninstall" button. OR, click Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features (Windows 7/8.1/10/11) and uninstall as you would any other application from your system. 

Use installer. Please read the FAQ if any problem.