- On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, select the Multilevel List button.
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Select the Define New List Style... menu item.
The Define New List Style dialog opens.
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Enter a name in the text field: Name.
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Select the Format button.
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Select the Numbering…menu option.
The Modify Multilevel List dialog opens.
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Select the More button.
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Make sure that level 1 is selected.
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In the Number style for this level dropdown list, select number style for a numbered list or choose a bullet character for a bulleted list.
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Now you must link a style with the first list level. In the Link level to style dropdown list, select in the corresponding style; for example, style "List" or "Heading 1".
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To set the position of the bullets and the text position for all levels, select the Set for All Levels... button.
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Select level 2, set the number style (or bullet character) and link a corresponding style.
- Repeat these steps for all needed levels.
Here is an example of a multilevel list with four (4) levels:
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Finally, select the OK button.
The multilevel list that you created is displayed in the multilevel list menu in Current List group and in the List Styles group.
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Hover over the list to display the name.
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If you want to change the settings for your multilevel, list right-click on the list and select the Modify.
Important
Please do not specify any numbering definitions directly on the styles.
PAC preview of an example of a multilevel list
In the preview, you can see the nested structure of a multilevel list.
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