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FAQ
How can I create lists in Microsoft Word?
In this article we will take a look at how to create certain types of lists in Microsoft Word.
We are going to look at the 2 main types of lists that Microsoft Word offers; numbered and bulleted lists. These "types" are just formatting options for creating a list for a section of text within your document. These lists can be created in a couple of ways, which we will outline below.
Numbered Lists.
One way to create a numbered list is to type the number 1, a period, and then hitting the spacebar.
Another way, is to select some text you want to include in a list, and clicking the Number List button on the Home tab.
NOTE: This method is more precise, but can take longer over an extended period of time.
TIP: You can click the drop-down arrow to apply different styles for your list.