[Stefan Blom]

Yes, you can use the list name in the LISTNUM field in order to make use of
that particular list.

Note that there is no way to change Word's built-in behavior to allow for a
tenth level; you will have to make use of fields, one way or another, to get
what you want.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



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On 15 Dec, 12:29, "Stefan Blom" wrote:
See if this thread helps (note that more levels than four will be
difficult
for readers to keep track of):

18 levels of numbering without
tearshttp://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.word.numbering/browse...

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

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I made a multilevel list. I have defined a new list style. I have
linked each level to a style. I have headings and paragraphs and lists
of different types that all have their own level in my multilevel
list. Nine isn't enough.

I have four headings and three paragraphs that need to all be linked
so the paragraphs restart numbering after a heading. Then I want a
numbered list to start over at one after a new heading. That is 8
levels. Then I want an (a) list and and (i) list. And there's only
room for one of them. I want those to also start over after a heading
or a paragraph.

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Thank you Stefan,

I have been trying to understand what you mean for a while now. A
listnum field and a styleref field combined. Interesting! But where? I
am configuring my numbered lists in Word 2007. I have defined a list
style and linked each level to a style. There was room for nine. For
my tenth level I suppose I need to define a new list style and link it
to my tenth style. In my first list style, I named my listnum field. I
guess I somehow refer to that somewhere?

I don't want any fields in my template. I don't know exactly when and
where the user will want to add that tenth level. I just want the
possibility for my list to restart at one after a heading. That is why
I need my tenth level.

Please help!

Åsa Cronqvist
LexiConsult, Stockholm