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Word: table of contents with their own Headings and format templates create

  • Oct 25, 2025
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A table of contents you can create in Microsoft Word, not only automatically, but also with their own Headings. We will show you how to do it.

References for the Word table of contents set

  1. Position the Cursor at the point in the Text, the table of contents to refer to.
  2. You switch to Insert ribbon tab, click in the "Text" field on the "quick parts" and select the command "box".
  3. In the combination field "categories", change the setting to "Index and tables".
  4. Mark including the name "TC", which creates an entry for the table of contents is fixed.
  5. They are complementary to the right of the desired Text in a "text entry".
  6. With the additional "field options" you can enable, for example, the "page number" or "outline level" and in the input field next to the desired layer set.
  7. Confirm the Dialog with "OK". You define in the document, all other manual entries analogously to the above-described procedure for your table of contents.

Table of contents in Word create your own Headings

In order for the fields to be in the future to actually use, you need to enable the Setting up of the table of contents itself, it is also an Option:
  1. To do this, click in the Dialog to "options" and check "table entry fields".
  2. Finally you have to confirm all open dialogs with "OK" and update the directory.

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