Multi-layer list doesn't - Word 2007

[Gordon]

I am creating a Document in Word 2007.
I have bullet points 1 to 4. In point 4 I wish to create sub-points. I click
on Multi-list in the paragraph section, and choose the format of the
sub-list.
I can't get the sub-lists to start - what am I not doing? If I hit "return"
I don't get the first point in the sub-list (ie 4.1) I get the next point as
5.
help!

 

[Stefan Blom]

You can use Alt+Shift+Right arrow to change to a lower list level. (And,
conversely, use Alt+Shift+Left arrow to promote the numbering level.)

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Microsoft Word MVP


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[Gordon]

I am creating a Document in Word 2007.
I have bullet points 1 to 4. In point 4 I wish to create sub-points. I
click on Multi-list in the paragraph section, and choose the format of the
sub-list.
I can't get the sub-lists to start - what am I not doing? If I hit
"return" I don't get the first point in the sub-list (ie 4.1) I get the
next point as 5.
help!

Found it - not very intuitive, is it?

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

There are several other ways to Promote/Demote, but the assumption (in every
version of Word) is that you want to continue at the same level until you
take specific action to change the level.

 

[Stefan Blom]

But note (which I recently did) that in Word 2007, if you press Enter
multiple times in a numbered list (without typing any text), the numbering
will be promoted until the top-level is reached, and then at the top level
the numbering will be removed. Of course, this doesn't work if numbering is
attached to styles and a different "Style for following paragraph" is
specified.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


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