Microsoft Word 2016 15.29 Link

A professional report often begins with a dedicated title page. Go to the tab and select Cover Page .

If you used "Heading" styles, Word can build this automatically.

Place your cursor where you want the table (usually after the cover page). Go to the tab and click Table of Contents .

Apply "Heading 1" to major sections (e.g., Executive Summary, Introduction).

Use "Heading 2" or "Heading 3" for nested subsections. 2. Add a Cover Page

Choose an automatic style; Word will pull in your headings and their page numbers. 4. Insert Page Numbers and Breaks

Choose a template and fill in the placeholder text for the title, author, and date. 3. Generate a Table of Contents

Microsoft Word 2016 15.29 Link

A professional report often begins with a dedicated title page. Go to the tab and select Cover Page .

If you used "Heading" styles, Word can build this automatically. Microsoft Word 2016 15.29

Place your cursor where you want the table (usually after the cover page). Go to the tab and click Table of Contents . A professional report often begins with a dedicated

Apply "Heading 1" to major sections (e.g., Executive Summary, Introduction). Microsoft Word 2016 15.29

Use "Heading 2" or "Heading 3" for nested subsections. 2. Add a Cover Page

Choose an automatic style; Word will pull in your headings and their page numbers. 4. Insert Page Numbers and Breaks

Choose a template and fill in the placeholder text for the title, author, and date. 3. Generate a Table of Contents