Now when you click on any of those links, you will jump to the appropriate places in the document. Press Alt+F9 again to make the field codes go away. You can press Alt+F9 to ensure that you’ve entered the hyperlinks correctly. When the links have all been inserted, you can Click to jump to the section you want. Select the Bookmark (or Heading) you want Word to jump to and click OK. (In this case, we could have used those heading instead.) Select the whole citation, including the parentheses, and then press DELETE.
In the search field, enter part of the citation. Tip: You can use the search field to locate citations. In the document, find the citation that you want to delete. Delete a single citation from the document. Word will show all Bookmarks you’ve created, as well as paragraphs you’ve applied heading styles to. In the document, make the changes to the citation. In the Insert Hyperlink dialog box, click on P lace in This Document. Once I select the text, I can click on Hyperlink from the Insert tab. In this example, I’ll go to the bulleted items and select the first one. When the Bookmark dialog box opens, enter the name you want for the bookmark.Ĭlick on the Add button and then click Close. Choose the Insert tab.įirst select the text you want bookmarked click on Bookmark. I’ll go to the first section that I want to jump to and create a bookmark. In this example, I’ve got three bullets that I want to link to sections further in my document. If for some reason you don’t want to create a table of contents, enter the index values where you want them. Normally, you have to Ctrl+click to jump to a topic from a heading, but you can change that default in Word Options on the Advanced tab. If you don’t want page numbers to show, uncheck the Show page numbers box. You can decrease the levels to one by changing the number of levels to 1. If all you have is Heading1 styles, that’s all that you’ll get. Once you’re done with the section headings, at the top of your document, click on Table of Contents from the References tab.īy default, Word will include the first three heading levels in the table. You can use the F4 key on each header to apply the style quickly. Make sure that you’ve applied styles to your section headings, like in the following figure.ĭo the same for the other section headings. It sounds like you want a table of contents.
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