To manage a table of contents can add structure to your document and help readers find what they're looking for.

A table of contents can be used in printed materials, such as a book or a magazine.

It also provides easy navigation when the document is printed as a PdF or word file.

To create a table of contents, you'll need to use headings.

Just highlight the title of a section, click the Styles Menu and select a heading.

Once you've done this for every section, click where you want the table of contents to go, then click insert, hover on table of contents and select the layout style.

One layout has blue links, while the other shows page numbers.

However, they both worked the same.

So let's choose the page number layout and here it ISS feel free toe edit and format the text as you please.

If you'd like to go to a particular section, click it, then click the link in the box toe.

Add a new section, just create a new heading, then scroll up, click the table of contents and select the refresh icon.

You can also right click the table of contents and use the menu toe update or deleted.

Not every big document needs a table of contents.

But if you're Google Dog feels hard to navigate and you can't find what you're looking for.

You should give this feature a try G c F global creating opportunities for a better life.