After you have applied heading styles to each heading in your document, return to the Table of Contents and right-click anywhere in the list. From the drop-down menu, select the option to Update field. You will be presented with two options: Update page numbers only Update entire table Update the entire table. Each heading that has a heading style applied should appear in the Table of Contents. Currently, the Table of Contents is formatted so that only heading levels 1, 2, and 3 appear. To include lower level headings, or to change the look of the table, click anywhere in the Table of Contents, and then select the References tab at the top of the page. In the References tab, select Table of Contents, and then click Custom Table of Contents. Here, you can choose how many heading levels you want to appear, as well as change the look of the table by modifying each level that appears. Chapter 3: How to Format Tables and Figures Placement of Tables and Figures Tables and figures in the document should appear after the paragraph in which they are mentioned. TAD Services recommends inserting the tables and figures after a complete paragraph, rather than splitting up the text. Tables that extend over multiple page must have a continued note at the top of all pages following the first. This note should read #: continued”. Tables that are small enough to fit on a single page “Table should not be split. For these smaller tables, if there is not enough room for a table
After you have applied heading styles to each heading in your document, return to the Table of Contents and right-click anywhere in the list. From the drop-down menu, select the option to Update field. You will be presented with two options: Update page numbers only Update entire table Update the entire table. Each heading that has a heading style applied should appear in the Table of Contents. Currently, the Table of Contents is formatted so that only heading levels 1, 2, and 3 appear. To include lower level headings, or to change the look of the table, click anywhere in the Table of Contents, and then select the References tab at the top of the page. In the References tab, select Table of Contents, and then click Custom Table of Contents. Here, you can choose how many heading levels you want to appear, as well as change the look of the table by modifying each level that appears. Chapter 3: How to Format Tables and Figures Placement of Tables and Figures Tables and figures in the document should appear after the paragraph in which they are mentioned. TAD Services recommends inserting the tables and figures after a complete paragraph, rather than splitting up the text. Tables that extend over multiple page must have a continued note at the top of all pages following the first. This note should read “Table #: continued”. Tables that are small enough to fit on a single page should not be split. For these smaller tables, if there is not enough room for a table
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