If you’re working with two or more documents, Word’s table of contents feature won’t work the same way, but it’s not impossible – it isn’t even hard. In the last blog post, I showed you how to generate a table of contents based on built-in heading styles. I is possible to create a single table of contents for multiple Word documents, it just requires an extra step or two. Lastly, it aimed at finding a solution to problems one might face while adding a hyperlink.How to create one table of contents from multiple documents It took you through the different ways in which a hyperlink can be added to the table of contents of a document.
This article looked at how to make Word Online table of contents hyperlink. You can then go back to the table of contents and reapply the hyperlink. To do this simply go to the heading in the document and remove or edit the bookmark. If you need to change the hyperlink altogether you might also need to edit the bookmark. You will then have the editing dialogue box.Right-click on the hyperlink that needs to be edited.Here are the steps you can follow if you want to edit a hyperlink added to the table of contents of your word document. How to edit a clickable table of contents in Word? Now choose the heading you would like to use.You will see the insert hyperlink dialogue box.Right-click and choose link or hyperlink from the menu.Select the text you need to add the hyperlink to.
To add a hyperlinked from the context menu follow these steps if the one you are looking for doesn’t exist simply add it. You will now see all the hyperlinks added.From the options click on the Context menu.Go to the table of contents and right-click on the hyperlink that’s not working.To check if the hyperlink is applied do this This is a default function but if you have turned it off in the past you will need to manually check it.Īnother reason why the hyperlink doesn’t work is that, it doesn’t exist. Make sure that the box next to Use hyperlinks instead of page numbers is checked.
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