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From: zyzzyva on 6 Feb 2010 23:11 A numbered list looks as the following: 1 Mrs Jones 2 Mrs Todd 3 Mrs Brown 4 Mrs Murphy and I then try to delete, for example, line no 2 everything below moves up and takes its place . I want a space left where no 2 was thus: 1 Mrs Jones 3 Mrs Brown 4 Mrs Murphy Is this possible?
From: Terry Farrell on 7 Feb 2010 04:56
Instead of deleting it, select it and then use the Enter key. That will replace the name with a blank paragraph mark. Obviously, you can decide whether to delete the number or not depending on what you select. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "zyzzyva" <zyzzyva(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6A4B683C-8FE3-40DB-9D3E-BF34858C9E25(a)microsoft.com... > A numbered list looks as the following: > > 1 Mrs Jones > 2 Mrs Todd > 3 Mrs Brown > 4 Mrs Murphy > > and I then try to delete, for example, line no 2 everything below moves up > and takes its place . I want a space left where no 2 was thus: > > 1 Mrs Jones > 3 Mrs Brown > 4 Mrs Murphy > > Is this possible? |