In fact, a Table of Equations uses the same underlying Word technology as Table of Contents (the field). In your working area, Type your Equation dialogue box will appear. Now, click on the Insert New Equation option. Then, click on the Equation icon on the toolbar. Click on the Insert option in the menu bar. If all this seems familiar, that’s because it’s almost exactly the same as the ‘Table of Contents’ and Table of Figure options. Follow the steps listed below to create an equation manually on MS Word: 1. Word will search for the captions, sort them by number, and display the table of equations in the document. When you are happy with the layout, click “OK” to build your table of equations. To design a custom table of equations layout, select “From template” and click the “Modify” button to create your own style. Most people use ‘From template’ because that will match the font etc in the current document or template. Select a format to see how it will look in the preview panes. The “Formats” drop-down list directly affects the appearance of the table of equations. “Use hyperlinks instead of page numbers” for the web preview gives you a clickable table with links to each equation in the Word document. The “Tab leader” dropdown changes what appears between the text and the right-aligned page numbers. By default, page numbers are displayed and aligned to the right, although you can change this by deselecting the appropriate checkboxes. The “Print Preview” and “Web Preview” panes show how the table will appear. First thing to do is change the Caption Label from Figures to Equation.
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