To quickly make a table of contents in Microsoft Word choose the "References" menu at the top of the window and select "Table of Contents" from the dropdown menu. Then, choose a style.

Fortunately, there’s an easier solution: Modify the built-in table of contents styles. Word’s table of contents styles Word uses a dedicated set of styles to format a table of contents.

I is possible to create a single table of contents for multiple Word documents, it just requires an extra step or two. Susan Harkins explains how.

Luckily Microsoft Word has a built-in feature that can do just that! With its automatic table of contents tool, you can create a dynamic, clickable outline of your document in just a few steps.

To create a Table of Contents without page numbers in Word, follow these steps: Open the Word document. Place your cursor at the position where you want the Table of Contents to appear.

In Word, cell creation is accomplished by adding a table to your document. Go to the "Insert" tab of your Word Ribbon and click the "Table" icon.

After you have completed the following steps, the table in Word will be automatically updated whenever you change the data in the Excel spreadsheet document.

Wrangle unruly text into easy-to-read formats using Word 2013's improved tables features.