Alright. The next page is going to be your
table of contents. That's exactly what it
is. It's a table of contents. What will be
found in this report and where can it be found.
Now, you have a couple of options. It depends
on the report itself. You are going to include
headings in your table of contents. This could
be a heading right here, Roman numeral one,
sales. Now we are going to talk about sales
in page four. So, you definitely want to give
heading and page numbers regardless, that
has to be in your table of contents. Depending
on how your report is laid out, how much information
there is, and how the headings divide up into
subheadings will be how you write your table
of contents. If all of the information in
your report could fall under a major heading
then that's all you need to do. First would
be sales, then research then funding, but
it's possible that within these categories
there are subcategories and if that's the
case then you want to break your table of
contents down even further. Then it would
look something like this sales would start
on page four, but we're going to talk about
last year’s sales on page six, the last
five years on page nine and the upcoming year
on page twelve. So, you just have to take
a look at your headings and your subheadings
and see what’s the best way to break it
down. That's the information along with the
page numbers that you need on your table of
contents.