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How to Continue Numbering between Lists in Microsoft Word #shorts YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Then right click on the PC. Or control click on the Mac. And select continue numbering from theMoreThen right click on the PC. Or control click on the Mac. And select continue numbering from the shortcut menu your number should now continue between lists.

Multi Level Lists in Word - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So now it's got one two three four okay obviously. These are all first level like main points. So weMoreSo now it's got one two three four okay obviously. These are all first level like main points. So we don't have any sub points.

Multiple Bullet Points On One Line in Microsoft Word - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Let's start off with the columns method you start by selecting your bullet points then go to theMoreLet's start off with the columns method you start by selecting your bullet points then go to the layout tab on your ribbon. Go to columns. And then you need to decide how many columns you want so i

Multilevel lists in PowerPoint - PPT - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Lists. You can have different levels of bullets all you need to do is click in front of the bullet.MoreLists. You can have different levels of bullets all you need to do is click in front of the bullet. And either hit tab. Or you can go up to the paragraph. Group under the Home tab paragraph.

How to create sub lists in a document in Word 2016 - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Sub-lists. Press tab and word starts the next sub list. And you can type the text you. Wanted wordMoreSub-lists. Press tab and word starts the next sub list. And you can type the text you. Wanted word supports up to 9 sub less I am showing.

2 answers. I noticed that you can Tab to go in (make sub bullets), and Shift-tab to go back out. This means you can Shift-tab to go back to the bullet level you would expect and not have that gap.

The correct ones are Alt+Shift+Left arrow and Alt+Shift+Right arrow. What you can do is associate each list level with a unique paragraph style and then apply the list formatting by applying the appropriate styles to text paragraphs. This is the recommended approach to multilevel lists in Word.