![]() As you start adding content with headings, you can select the heading (1), click on the References Tab (2), click on Add Text (3) and choose the level you would like it to appear on (4): The table now appears on your Word document. Once inserted, you’ll receive a message informing you how to add headings into your table of contents: ![]() To do this, click on the place where you’d like to add the Index, click on the References Tab (1), then on Table of Contents (2) and choose the style you would like to use (3), this can be changed later: You can insert the Table of Contents – before you have content, which also makes it easier to structure content as you go along. My Word skills suck, but I’m getting better at it.įor previous posts in my #Microsoft365Challenge go to the index Table of Contents: It’s also one of the only things I know how to do in Word. #Microsoft365 – Inserting a Table of Contents in #MSWord is one of the easiest ways to make your documents look super professional.
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