How to create a Multilevel List in Google Docs
In Word, there are created Bullets, Numbering, Multilevel lists, in Google Docs, users also have the same settings. Creating a Multilevel List is a multi-level list, helping you to create different content indexes according to each level. This multi-level list also has a list of numbers, or letters, so that we can change between list types to suit the layout and content requirements. The following article will guide you how to create a Multilevel List in Google Docs.
Instructions for creating multi-level lists in Docs
Step 1:
First we will enter the content for an item classified into several levels in Word and then highlight select Format> Bullet and numbering> Numbered list and select the type of list you want to use.
Step 2:
Once we have the first level list type, we proceed to create the second level list.
Place the cursor at the beginning of the second level content line and then press 1 Tab to make the content move backward compared to the first content. Now the sequence number for the automatic list is changed.
Step 3:
Next, you downgrade for other content and the order number is also automatically changed, press Tab twice to make the content indent more than the second level. The results are as shown below. We press Tab repeatedly until we create the Multilevel List as we like.
Step 4:
In case users want to upgrade something, put the cursor at the beginning of the line and press Shift + Tab . Then the content will automatically change the order number and the list level.
Step 5:
In case you want to change the list display style , place your cursor at the beginning of the content, then select the Bulleted list or Numbered list icon , then select the style from the drop-down menu.
List results have been changed as below.
In addition to the available formats, users can expand the list of icons for the list in Docs. Highlight the characters you want to change and then select Other lines .
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