

Word will remove pages number when you save/export the document in HTML format. Use hyperlinks instead of page numbers:.This option uses Right tab stop to makes the page numbers appear aligned to the right page border in the TOC.Ĭhoose a different style from the drop-down to fill the space between text and page number in the TOC. Uncheck this option if you want to hide page numbers in the TOC. Using this dialog box, you can use the following options to customize the appearance of your TOC: The preview boxes show the TOC appearance, the print preview box shows page numbers while the web preview shows only links. Then click Custom Table of Contents as shown in the following figure: The Table of Contents dialog box.

To display the Table of Contents dialog box: The Custom Table of Contents command displays a dialog box where you can customize the appearance of the Table of Contents for the current document. You can customize the Table of Contents if the pre-defined TOCs in the gallery do not meet your needs. Remove table of contents Custom Table of Contents Click Remove Table of Contents from the menu.Click the drop-down button that appears above the table.Click anywhere in the table of contents.Click Remove Table of Contents in the Table of Contents group.
MICROSOFT TABLE OF CONTENTS TUTORIAL UPDATE
The Update Table of Contents dialog box gives you two choices: Update Table of Contents dialog boxĬhoose this option if you want to update the page numbers but not the headings.Ĭhoose this option if you want to update both the headings and page numbers.Ĭhoose any option and then click OK to update the TOC.

Word’s default normal template assigns each heading style a level, for example, it assigns Level 1 to Heading 1 style, Level 2 to Heading 2 style, and so on. It is recommended to use Heading 1 for main headings, Heading 2 for subheadings, and Heading 3 for lower-level headings in your documents. Word uses heading styles to create a Table of Contents, which reflects the heading names and their page numbers.
