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Monday, February 28, 2022 Position the insertion point over the bullet point line you want to move. Press Ctrl+Shift+⬆ (up arrow) to move the line up, or Ctrl+Shift+⬇ (down arrow) to move the line down.

0:04 3:04 Word How-To: Easily Reorder Items in a List (Shortcut Trick) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And as I hit the up or down arrow it will reorder. That bullet point to the new location. Couldn'tMoreAnd as I hit the up or down arrow it will reorder. That bullet point to the new location. Couldn't be any simpler. Going to another page in my document. I have an example here.

0:41 1:13 How to select all bullet points at once in Word - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Even if the bullet styles are different then just click on the bullet style you want to change to.MoreEven if the bullet styles are different then just click on the bullet style you want to change to. And our problem is solved. Happy learning and see you in the next video.

0:04 3:04 Word How-To: Easily Reorder Items in a List (Shortcut Trick) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And as I hit the up or down arrow it will reorder. That bullet point to the new location. Couldn'tMoreAnd as I hit the up or down arrow it will reorder. That bullet point to the new location. Couldn't be any simpler. Going to another page in my document. I have an example here.

0:06 1:59 Multiple Bullet Points On One Line in Microsoft Word - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip It's taking up too much space in our document. I want to show three names bulleted but on the same.MoreIt's taking up too much space in our document. I want to show three names bulleted but on the same. Line there are two methods first method is to use columns second method is to use tables.

Tab and Shift Tab When moving bullet points around you may have need to indent some of the bullet points. Place your cursor at the beginning of the bullet point, so that it is in front of any characters. Pressing the Tab key will indent the bullet point. Press the Tab key again to indent more.

0:02 0:33 How to renumber the bullets in MS Word - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And then go up here to the bullet. Go down here to um set numbering value. And tell it to start atMoreAnd then go up here to the bullet. Go down here to um set numbering value. And tell it to start at number one and there you have it now it should work.