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Now we can show you how to create a table of contents in Word on Mac. If it is a sub-chapter, proceed in the same way but choose the option Title 2 or Title 3 always from the Home tab of Word. If you have read our tutorial on how to create tables of contents in Word on Windows, you will already know what to do if you have a Mac because the procedure is almost identical.įirst, open the Word file and enter the chapter and paragraph titles: select the chapter title, go to Home and click Title 1. Hate References > Your Order > Manual table and edit the index entries to your liking. To update only page numbers, select the option Update page numbers only.įinally, although not convenient, we show you how to create a manual summarywhere you can enter your own titles and page numbers. To update, go to page Referencei, click Update Summary and mark the item Update the entire table of contents. Once the Word summary has been entered, it will be updated automatically, detecting the changes made to the file from time to time. Just go to References> Table of Contents> Custom Index. Of course, Word allows you to customize the index by choosing, for example, if you want to display the page numbers or not, if you want to right-align the page numbers, the type of formatting, and so on. Now go to References - also in the toolbar - open the menu Your Order and click on one of the automatic tables to create automatic summarization It contains the titles of all the chapters and paragraphs of the file with their respective page numbers.
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