If I try to assign them via References>Cross-Reference, then for some reason only Figure 1 appears in the Cross-refernce dialog box when I choose Figure for Reference Type, even though both Figure 1 and 2 (but not 3-5) appear under List of Figures.Īs you can tell, I’m confused. One other question- if I try to assign a hyperlink to the images or captions within the report, and choose Place in This Document, none of the Figure or Table captions appears inthe Select a place in this document: drop down tree. I’m puzzled as to why these List of _ sections refuse to recognize the I deleted them and tried again, but no luck. The tables and figures were already in the document, though they might have been added after the List of _ sections were created. But that still doesn’t explain why all the tables and figures won’t appear in the List of _.
#TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES UPDATE#
For instance, there is no Update Field>Update Page Numbers Only/Update Entire Table option when I right click on the hyperlink field in either List of Figures or List of Tables. I think part of the problem is that the List of Figures and List of Tables aren’t seen by Word as being a proper ToC. I also Ctrl+A the entire doc, then pressed F9>Update Table of Contents>Update Entire Table. I even deleted the current captions and redid them. I have made sure all the formatting is consistent (figures are Figure, and their captions arr Figure Caption style tables are Table, and their captions are Table Caption style). There are 5 figures in the doc, but the List only displays the first two there are two tables in the doc but the List of Tables only displays the second. The problem I am encountering is that neither the List of Figures not eh List of Tables are displaying all the figures and tables in the doucmeutn. The Table of Contents, List of Figures, and List of Tables entries all use the same heading style, which is Hyperlink. The next page details the Introduction.I’m editing a document for work (which unfortunately I cannot upload). NOTE: The templates were created using the 2013 version of. If both are used, arrange the List of Tables before the List of Figures. Now we can start on the main body of the dissertation. If even one numbered table or figure appears in your manuscript, then a List of Tables and/or a List of Figures must be included in your manuscript following the Table of Contents. When labelling, number these separately (Table 1, Table 2, Figure 1, Figure 2, etc.).Īs always it is a good idea to check what is the normal practice in your discipline. However, if you have a great deal of information presented in tables, it may be best to have a both a List of tables and a List of figures (everything that's not a table). In other subjects, it is common to include all tables, charts, graphs, photographs, drawings, etc. These would normally be included in your List of illustrations. If you are doing a design or fine arts subject, it is likely that you will include photographs, drawings, paintings or illustrations in your dissertations. You do not need to give reference details here - these would be included in a citation next to the figure itself and in your Reference List or Bibliography.įigures, tables, illustrations. The name you give will be the descriptive title (not 'Figure 1', 'Table 1' etc.). This page should list the name of each figure of illustration that is included in the body of your dissertation or thesis and then give the number of the page that it appears on. The List of illustrations will come after the Contents page (on a separate page) and before the Introduction. If the answer to any of these is ' yes', then you need to include a List of figures, a List of illustrations or perhaps even both. Does your dissertation have any photographs, pictures or illustrations in it?.Does your dissertation have any diagrams in it?.Does your dissertation have any tables or charts in it?.
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