- Introduction
- Getting Help
- Changes in 2010
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Type the heading for your appendix after the main body of the document. Place the cursor in front of the first word of this heading. On the menu bar select Insert, then Break, then Section Break (Next Page). Your appendix will now be in a separate section. Microsoft Word does not support multiple heading-numbering schemes in a single document or master document. When you work with documents that contain both chapter headings and appendix headings, the headings must not use the same heading style level. Example 1: Chapter Headings and Appendix. Word 2016’s heading styles are numbered Heading 1, Heading 2, on down to Heading 9. You use them to identify different parts of a document, but they also take advantage of other Word features. You’re not stuck with using Word’s preset heading styles; you can create your own. For example, text formatted with a heading.
- Inserting Footnotes and Endnotes
- Using Images, Charts and Other Non-Text Objects
- Inserting Captions
- Using Cross-references
- Applying and Choosing a Style
- Modifying Styles
- Modifying Heading 1 Example
- Setting Margins
- Setting a Two-Inch Margin Using Styles
- Customizing Your Numbers
- Outline Numbering in Appendices
How To Add An Appendix In Word
- Adding page numbers general information
- Using sections to control page numbering
- Breaking the connection between sections
- Adding the page numbers
- Creating a Landscape Section
- Disconnecting the Landscape Section
- Adding Page Numbers to the Landscape Pages
Microsoft Word Appendix Page
- Create an Automatic Table of Contents
- Create Automatic Lists of Figures, Tables and Equations
- Appendices
Appendix Microsoft Word
- Using Tracked Changes
- Merging Comments and Changes into One Document
- Accepting and Rejecting Changes