Thread: [Solved] VBA Change to correct Heading style
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Old 07-17-2022, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Shelley Lou View Post
I have noticed though that in the Define new Multilevel List dialog box all the styles are set to Aligned at: 0" but in the Style Pane they show the correct indent for each style - do I need to add something to the code for the Define new Multilevel List Aligned at: to update also?
I believe that's just how the Define new Multilevel List dialog box works.
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