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I am having an issue in Word (both 2010 and 2013) where lists are continuing past where there is normal text i.e. something like this:
- asd
- asd
asdasd
3. asd
This is a problem that I can solve (mostly) by doing restart numbering.
However, if I wish to switch up the list to say, 1),2)...
if that is a level in the previous list, it will indent to that level, and force the list to continue.
How I make it so that when text autoformatted to be part of a list, that list must start from scratch?
Here is an example of this issue: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8syevhwfx78hztn/example%20word.docx
As long as Word can't detect the presence of a list right before, then it would always start at 1), unless there is something fishy going there; at that point, an analysis in the Draft mode (or other ones) could help. I actually had the reverse problem (where I wanted to keep the numbering after writing text), my solution to my problem was brute-forcing the process (i.e. telling what number there was). – Doktoro Reichard – 2013-10-08T16:02:03.563
I don't know how to fix this issue (that it keeps detecting the old list) or even how it was created (just that it happens somewhat randomly) – soandos – 2013-10-08T16:46:20.233
Like I said, try to see the Draft mode, as there you can see the underlying structure. – Doktoro Reichard – 2013-10-08T19:09:58.970
@DoktoroReichard it looks the same to me, but I think it is missing something. I will take a look at the underlying XML later. – soandos – 2013-10-08T22:40:51.097
(As I don't have an English version of Office this might be a translation issue; try all available View modes) – Doktoro Reichard – 2013-10-08T23:04:15.387