Imagine you’re working with a long Microsoft Word document—one that’s organized into many different sections and is dozens of pages long (or longer!). Organizing and navigating the document can be difficult. You don’t want to scroll through pages and pages to get to the right section.
You could manually create a table of contents by adding headings and then inserting the page number for each. But what if the page numbers change or you need to reorganize the sections in the document? Mayhem!
Luckily, Microsoft Word makes it really easy to create a table of contents that can automatically update to reflect changes in the document.
In a hands-on demo, I’ll show you how to:
00:00 – Video intro
01:10 – Insert a table of contents
01:24 – Apply styles to the section headings in the document
02:57 – Update a table of contents
