Use Numbers Bulletin For Free

To start a numbered list, type 1, a period (.), a space, and some text. Word will automatically start a numbered list for you. Type* and a space before your text, and Word will make a bulleted list. To complete your list, press Enter until the bullets or numbering switch off.

Select the text you want to format. In the Format sidebar, click the Text tab, then click the Style button. Click the pop-up menu next to Bullets & Lists, then choose a list style.

Double-tap the text box or shape where you want to add a list. Enter the first item in your list, type a dash, a letter, or a number followed by a period (for example, 1. or A.), then enter the first item in your list. Tap Return, then continue entering list items, tapping Return after each.

Double-tap the text box or shape where you want to add a list. Enter the first item in your list, type a dash, a letter, or a number followed by a period (for example, 1. or A.), then enter the first item in your list. Tap Return, then continue entering list items, tapping Return after each.

Select the text you want to include in the list. In the Format sidebar on the right, click the Style button near the top. Click the Bullets & Lists pop-up menu near the bottom of the sidebar, then choose an option. Continue typing your list, separating each item with a paragraph break.

Items in a bulleted list are preceded by a bullet ? or other symbol. Items in numbered lists are preceded by a number or letter.

Use numbered lists when the order of the listed items is important and ideas must be expressed in chronological order. For example, use a numbered list when you must enumerate a series of steps in instructions, or when you are introducing ideas that will be discussed in a certain order in the following text.