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Old 06-14-2021, 10:35 AM
Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Restart Part number back to A for new schedule Windows 10 Restart Part number back to A for new schedule Office 2019
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You should be using multilevel list numbering set up as described in that link. Set your numbering for level 2 (A B C) to restart upon a change in level 1 (Schedule). Currently, your Schedule is not in the list. There is no need for the inpartnum list.

Read the link and redo your numbering attaching each level to a distinct paragraph style.
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