Adding a table of contents to a long document such as report or a formal paper is nice touch to help readers find information. Word make it easy to create a table of contents for formal papers or longer documents. They give printed documents look sorted and add ebook like navigation to onscreen documents.
We will show you on How to Create a Table of Contents in Microsoft Word 2013 step-by-step.
1. Mark a tittles in your document by highlighting them and then clicking to apply one of the Heading styles listed in the Styles section of the Home tab. Apply the Heading 1 style to these main tittles. They will appear in your table of contents as the main chapter titles.
2. Find the subordinate sections within each primary chapter, and apply the Heading 2 style to these sections. If you have subordinate lessons within these secondary sections, you can select those titles and apply the Heading 3 style to them.
3. Click the Table of Contents button in the Table of Contents button on the References tab.
4. Select one of the Automatic table of content styles listed or created a custom table of contents.
5. To create a custom table of contents, select the Custom TOC command from the button’s drop down menu to open the TOC dialog box and display the TOC tab where you can customize the style and appearance of the table of contents.
6. Use Print Preview section to see how your TOC will print.
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