Multilevel lists deserve a special place in hell. One multi-level list that I created works correctly. The others do not. Ever. I have spent many joyful hours perusing numerous blogs about making them. If someone could correct me in my backwards ways, or tell me where I have gone wayward, I would be eternally grateful. (See the bottom paragraph for more on my gratefulness.)
Here is my method for making one in Word 2010. Its confusing and doesn’t work.
1. The best thing ive figured out is use the Styles to create the multi-level list you like. Click on the little arrow to show the styles pane on the right.
2. Modify as needed, and update the styles to match selections.
3. Remove all the styles you don’t want in the pane above
4. Click on Change Styles, go to Style Set, and save as Quick Style Set with a new name. I’m doing this because I want my styles and my styles only to appear in the Quick Style area. If you tell me to just use Microsoft’s styles, I will not like you, they are ugly and unprofessional. This seems to be the only part I can kind of make work. I don’t know what Save as Default does in the dropdown. I'm scared to try it. It will probably reverse the magnetic poles or something equally awful.
5. When you open a new document, go to Change Styles and pick your newly named set.
6. Hopefully they look the way you left them in the Quick Styles window, although they could totally be bolded or have random numbers in front of them etc. And hopefully there aren’t a bunch of styles there that you already deleted.
7. If you want things to be in order when you use the indent keys, which would make too much sense and is too good to be true, go to the multi-level list button and click on the one that closest resembles yours. You might have 5 Lists in Current Documents even though your document is blank. When the correct one is highlighted, go to Define New Multilevel list.
8. Link each level to the style you want. Its quite possible that the example list will bear little to no relation to what you currently have/want, and when you link your style to each level, it will screw your style formatting unless you make it correct in that pane.
9. When you say ok, cross your fingers and test your multi-level list.
10. If things are wonky, which they probably will be, adjust them yet again and update the style again. It will probably change some of the other styles when you do that, which makes total sense. Fix and update them all individually.
11. Just for fun, go look at the Multi-level List pane again and probably see that all your linking is gone or that half of it is in one list in the Current List area and half is in another list and never the two shall meet. You could try fixing it again.
12. Try saving as a Quick Style again, overwriting your old one of the same name and maybe it will be somewhat close to what you want when you do #5 again. But it probably won’t. If youre lucky, black boxes will cover your numbers, but those are easy to fix by Ctrl/Shft/S and reapplying the same style. Every time you open it.
If someone would like to attempt to make my non-working list work correctly, I would be eternally grateful and would owe you my firstborn child and the dozens of coffee cups of tears I have collected which probably cure carpal tunnel syndrome. I have no idea how to give you either list, but the odds are there is no way to share these things because that would be helpful, which is wrong.
Ive attached docs with each list anyway, even though Im sure they are useless to everyone, including me. The document entitled My multilevel list is the one that works. The document entitled LEED doc list does not.
Joyfully yours,
Shevaun
Here is my method for making one in Word 2010. Its confusing and doesn’t work.
1. The best thing ive figured out is use the Styles to create the multi-level list you like. Click on the little arrow to show the styles pane on the right.
2. Modify as needed, and update the styles to match selections.
3. Remove all the styles you don’t want in the pane above
4. Click on Change Styles, go to Style Set, and save as Quick Style Set with a new name. I’m doing this because I want my styles and my styles only to appear in the Quick Style area. If you tell me to just use Microsoft’s styles, I will not like you, they are ugly and unprofessional. This seems to be the only part I can kind of make work. I don’t know what Save as Default does in the dropdown. I'm scared to try it. It will probably reverse the magnetic poles or something equally awful.
5. When you open a new document, go to Change Styles and pick your newly named set.
6. Hopefully they look the way you left them in the Quick Styles window, although they could totally be bolded or have random numbers in front of them etc. And hopefully there aren’t a bunch of styles there that you already deleted.
7. If you want things to be in order when you use the indent keys, which would make too much sense and is too good to be true, go to the multi-level list button and click on the one that closest resembles yours. You might have 5 Lists in Current Documents even though your document is blank. When the correct one is highlighted, go to Define New Multilevel list.
8. Link each level to the style you want. Its quite possible that the example list will bear little to no relation to what you currently have/want, and when you link your style to each level, it will screw your style formatting unless you make it correct in that pane.
9. When you say ok, cross your fingers and test your multi-level list.
10. If things are wonky, which they probably will be, adjust them yet again and update the style again. It will probably change some of the other styles when you do that, which makes total sense. Fix and update them all individually.
11. Just for fun, go look at the Multi-level List pane again and probably see that all your linking is gone or that half of it is in one list in the Current List area and half is in another list and never the two shall meet. You could try fixing it again.
12. Try saving as a Quick Style again, overwriting your old one of the same name and maybe it will be somewhat close to what you want when you do #5 again. But it probably won’t. If youre lucky, black boxes will cover your numbers, but those are easy to fix by Ctrl/Shft/S and reapplying the same style. Every time you open it.
If someone would like to attempt to make my non-working list work correctly, I would be eternally grateful and would owe you my firstborn child and the dozens of coffee cups of tears I have collected which probably cure carpal tunnel syndrome. I have no idea how to give you either list, but the odds are there is no way to share these things because that would be helpful, which is wrong.
Ive attached docs with each list anyway, even though Im sure they are useless to everyone, including me. The document entitled My multilevel list is the one that works. The document entitled LEED doc list does not.
Joyfully yours,
Shevaun
Word Multilevel List Stops
Apply a Multilevel List in Word: Instructions. To apply a multilevel list in Word, type the first item in the list and press the “Enter” key on your keyboard. If the next item is a sub-point of the first item, press the “Tab” key on your keyboard to demote it. Then type the content of the line. If you locate the file, move it to the desktop. If you do not locate the file, the program is using the default preferences. If you locate the file and move it to the desktop, start Word, and check whether the problem still occurs. If the problem still occurs, quit Word, and restore the file to its original location. Then, go to the next step. In Word for Mac: Click Bullet (for symbols) or Picture (to use a picture file stored on your computer). Click Insert or OK to preview the new bullet in the Define New Bullet dialog box (Windows) or the Customize Bulleted List dialog box (Mac), and then click OK. Update Office from the Mac App Store. If you downloaded Office from the Mac App Store, and have automatic updates turned on, your apps will update automatically. But you can also manually download the updates: Open the Mac App Store from your Dock or Finder.
On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click Numbering or from the popup menu(for more details see Creating numberedlists) and then choose Set Numbering Value..:
When you open the box while the list is selected, these option buttons are enabled and one is selected:
- Start new list: Starts the numbering sequence over from 1. You might use this to place twonumbered lists one after the other. Word will want to continue the second list with the next numberin sequence from the previous list; this option tells it not to.
- Continue from previous list: Tells Word you want to begin your list where the last one leftoff. For instance, you may want to create a very long procedural description, with paragraphs ofunnumbered text within the list. This allows you to create lots of individual numbered lists, butlink them all together.
- Set value to: You can start or continue list this any value that you want.
![List List](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pCZkiM-CTuY/maxresdefault.jpg)
Crosscore embedded studio keygen. Another way to use these commands is to right-click on the first entry in the list and select from thepop-up menu Restart at 1 or Continue Numbering:
Note: More details are availablein the Numbered lists sectionin the Work with bulleted, numbered and multi-level lists lessonof the Create basic documents free course.
Word Multilevel List Problems
Izotope ozone 4 crack. See also this tip in French:Comment créer une liste en redémarrant et en continuant la numérotation.