In Word, tables of contents rely on your use of styles to format headings. If you want something more in-depth, Office 2011 for Mac: The Missing Manual seems to be the best office for mac book around, and covers formatting in a lot more detail than the Office for Dummies books. In this article I’ll show you how to create a table of contents (ToC) in Word 2013but you’ll use the same process to create one in Word 2010, Word 2007 and Word 2011 for the Mac. :-) More HelpĪlthough I don't think it covers this exact scenario, these Microsoft Word reference guides on Amazon are cheap (~$3) and have really helped me learn where all the useful features are without having to google everything.
I’m writing this primarily for my awesome wife who writes way more essays than I do. You can now update your contents page and it will refer to your shiny new page number format. Under ‘page numbering’, select Start At and enter “1” Navigate to the first page you want numbered (page 3 in my example).Įnsure ‘show number on first page’ is checked Now your document has 3 sections and when we insert page numbering it will only number that section.
Without further ado, below are the quick steps. Another place to go to update table of content in word is the reference tab.
real document starts Break => Section Break (next page)ĭo the same thing for the contents page. Option 2: Update Table of Content in Reference. In this example I am using the following structure: We do this by breaking the document into sections. In my example I want to start numbering on page 3, but this would work even if you wanted page numbering to start on page 57 (for example). This works if you want your page numbers to start anywhere after page 1.
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