Word can't automatically produce a numbered list that counts down instead of up. But with the help of a bookmark and some fields, you can work around that limitation. Numbered lists are one of Word’s ...

Click Options on the left pane in the backstage view. A Word Options dialog box will open. The default bullet in Word is the black pointed bullet, and the quickest way to add a bullet to your list is ...

To learn more about these steps, continue reading. First, you need to open the Word document and make sure that both lists are numbered lists. If not, you need to select them and make them numbered ...

Most of the time, the automatic numbering feature in Word works great. I type some paragraphs, select them, and click the Numbering button on the toolbar. Even easier, I start the list by typing a ...

Q. I have a numbered list in a table format, and I want to continue that numbered list outside of the table; is there an easy way to do this? A. In Microsoft Word, you can connect a subsequent ...

Microsoft Word provides several tools for numbering and indenting your lists. Indented lists depend on proper document settings and formats, so the listing can become disorganized during use. Word ...

Align just the numbers in Word’s automated numbered lists Your email has been sent Word's default number alignment is Left, which presents an awkward list if the numbers reach double digits.

I’ve had to stop using the automatic numbering system in Word because it drove me crazy. But I really need it. Here’s the thing: Whenever I want to add a second, separate numbered list under the first ...

One of the most useful features of Microsoft Word is being able to create your own “AutoCorrect” list to go along with Word’s default list of frequently misspelled words and phrases. In Word 2007 and ...