What is Table of content? Write down steps to create and modify table of content.
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Creating and Editing Tables of Content
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If you apply any of the standard heading styles (Heading 1-3 and more if necessary) to the headings in your document, you can use these to automatically generate a table of contents that can be easily updated as necessary.
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Inserting the Table
Go the point in your document where you want your table of contents to appear.
On the References ribbon, select the Table of Contents option on the far left.
Select one of the first two options shown (the only difference is the title of the table).
Your table of contents will be inserted.
Look through the table and make sure the headings are correct – you often notice where you have applied an incorrect style at this point.
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Updating the table
If you need to update your table, for example if you have applied a different style to a heading or if you have added more text and the page numbers have changed, you need to update the table:
Click into your Table of Contents (near the top if it is a long one).
Click where it says Update Table above the title of your table.
A small floating dialog box will appear with two options.
If you have only made minor changes, such as adding or deleting text, select Update page numbers only.
If you have applied or modified styles in your document, select Update entire table.
Click OK.
Your table should be updated.
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Removing the Table of Contents
Place an insert point somewhere in your table of contents.
Click on the small TOC button at the top left of the table.
Select Remove Table of Contents from the bottom of the list that appears.
Click here
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Editing what appears in a Table of Contents
Most of the time, if you use the standard styles you will not need to do this. However, you may need to add further levels of headings if your document is complicated or if you have used a non-standard style
On the References ribbon, select the Table of Contents option on the far left.
Select Custom Table of Contents… from towards the bottom of a list.
The Table of Contents dialog opposite appears.
To add more levels of headings, increase the Show levels option on this first tab.
To choose to include specific styles, click the Options… button.
Scroll down the list of styles and enter a number in the box alongside that corresponds with the level you want the entry to take in your TOC (no indent = 1, first indent = 2 etc). If you want to remove a style, make sure the box is empty.
Click OK and then OK again.
If you already have a TOC you will be asked if you want to replace it – select Yes.
Note if you don’t want something to appear in your TOC you must make sure it is formatted using a different style to the entries that you DO want to appear.
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Follow these steps to insert a table of contents:
1)Click in your document where you want to create the table of contents. If you'd like it to appear on its own page, insert a page break (Ctrl+Enter) before and after inserting the ToC..
2)Click the References tab. ...
3)Choose the style of Table of Contents you wish to insert.