WD2000: Auto Numbering Changes by One After You Press ENTERID: Q211590
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If you manually type a numbering scheme followed by text, so that the
Automatic Numbered Lists feature is invoked, the number you type
automatically changes by one if numbering previous to this item was within
plus or minus one of the number you just typed.
NOTE: To turn on the Automatic Numbered Lists feature, on the Tools menu, click AutoCorrect, click the AutoFormat As You Type tab, and click to
select the Automatic numbered lists check box.
This functionality is by design. After you type a number, AutoCorrect looks
backward through the document for the closest numbered list. If it finds a
numbered list in which the last item is numbered plus or minus
one from the number you just typed, Word changes the number you just
typed so that it becomes the next item in the list.
This allows you to add an item to an existing list by guessing close to the
correct number without needing to know the exact next number in the
sequence.
To prevent the number from attaching to the previous list, press CTRL+Z on
the keyboard to undo the automatic formatting.
To adjust the numbering so that it creates a new numbering scheme, follow
these steps:
For more information about numbered lists, click Microsoft Word Help on the
Help menu, type "numbered lists" in the Office Assistant or the Answer Wizard,
and then click Search to view the topics returned.
Additional query words: program coordinate separate different
Keywords : kbdta word97 kbnumbering wd2000
Version : WINDOWS:2000
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbprb
Last Reviewed: May 13, 1999