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I am having difficulty in setting up paragraph numbering the way I want.
What I am trying to achieve is as follows: 1) Line 1 2) Line2 a. Line 3 b. Line 4 Line 5 Where Line 5 is part of 2) (not b.) but is not numbered. When I do this I get to the point: 1) Line 1 2) Line2 a. Line 3 b. Line 4 Line 5 But if I do the shift tab to bring Line 5 back to the higher level Line 4 also shifts so it winds up as follows: 1) Line 1 2) Line2 a. Line 3 3) Line 4 Line 5 Is there a way around this problem? |
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Make Line 5 item c. like this:
1) Line 1 2) Line 2 a. Line 3 b. Line 4 c. Line 5 and then put your cursor before the L of Line 5, then hit backspace once. |
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Numbering should be done linked to styles. See How to create numbered headings or outline numbering in Ribbon Versions of Word by Shauna Kelly.
The unnumbered paragraph can be in a separate, unnumbered style that is set up the same way as one of your levels. Understanding Styles in Microsoft Word It sounds like you are working in outline view. |
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