Bayu:

1.Of course, the first thing you need to do is open the Microsoft Word document that you want to
create a table of contents on the laptop or computer you are using.

2.After the document is open, you need to create a title or subtitle that will explain the content or
section in the document you are working on.

3. If a title or subtitle already exists or has already been created, highlight or block the title or
subtitle. How to highlight or block titles or subtitles can be done by selecting or directly clicking 3
times.

Amel:

4.you need to enable or select the appropriate heading type with the title or subtitle. You choose
Heading 1 for headings or Heading 2 for subtitles, Heading 3 for subtitles, and so on. After selecting
the appropriate heading type, you can set the heading model as you want. The following is the
arrangement of heading models commonly used in writing research or scientific works.

5.You need to enable or select a heading for each heading or subheading in the document you are
working on. The use of this heading will determine the table of contents that you will create. If you
create it manually, the title or subtitle will not be detected when creating the table of contents.

6.Once all headings have been activated on all headings or subheadings, you can select the blank
page for which you want to create a table of contents. Generally, the table of contents is placed at
the beginning of the document page, after the title or introduction page. You can add a blank page
to the table of contents by selecting the Insert menu, then on the far left, you can select Blank Page.
After that, a new page will immediately appear in your document.

Bitta:

7.On the blank page that you will use, you can create a table of contents by switching to the
reference section in the menu bar.

8.In the reference tab, at the far left, you will find a section labeled Table of Content. Select the
Table of Content section. Then you will find several options for the type or format of the table of
contents. Select the type or format of the table of contents you want. You can select Automatic
Table 1 or Automatic Table 2 for an automatic table of contents. After that, Microsoft Word will
automatically display a table of contents for each title or subtitle in the document that you have
created.

9. If you have made additions or made changes to the document you are working on, you need to
update the table of contents that was created by selecting the update table section in the box at the
top left of the table of contents. After selecting that section, you will have two options, namely
update page numbers only and update the entire table. If you only want to update page numbers,
you can choose update page numbers only. Meanwhile, if you want to update the entire table of
contents, including the chapter or sub-chapter titles, you can select update entire table.

Nadya:

10.If the table of contents has been created and updated, you need to adjust the writing format for
the table of contents that still uses the default writing format with the writing format you use for
document content. This is done so that the table of contents that you create is neater and easier to
see. You can change the writing format by highlighting or blocking the entire text in the table of
contents box, then selecting the typeface, font size, and other format you want to adjust.

11.After you have done all the steps above, it would be better if you double check by checking
whether every title or subtitle in the document you are working on has actually entered the table of
contents.

12.When everything has been completed, save the document you worked on so that any changes
you just made are not lost. You can save the document you created by pressing CTRL + S or selecting
the save icon located at the very top.