How do I apply outline numbering in a Word table so that the first column
contains the numbers, and the seond column the text. I want to number topics
and subtopics e.g. 1, 2a, 2b etc. To promote normal text to the next
numbering level you use the tab key but you can't do this within a table. I'm
using Word 2003.

Did you try ALT+SHIFT+LEFT ARROW for promoting and
ALT+SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW for demoting heading levels?

Alternatively, use keyboard shortcuts in order to apply the
proper styles. For details, see
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/General/Shortcuts.htm.

Note that if you are not using the built-in heading styles in
your outline, you may have to assign your own keyboard shortcuts.
See
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customizat...roToHotkey.htm.


--
Stefan Blom


"KM01" wrote in message
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How do I apply outline numbering in a Word table so that the
first column
contains the numbers, and the seond column the text. I want to
number topics
and subtopics e.g. 1, 2a, 2b etc. To promote normal text to the
next
numbering level you use the tab key but you can't do this
within a table. I'm
using Word 2003.

KM01,
Have you tried to use the demote (indent) promote (indent) button on your
formatting toolbar? Not sure if this is the correct word for it though. That
should do what you want.
Luc
"KM01" schreef in bericht
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How do I apply outline numbering in a Word table so that the first column
contains the numbers, and the seond column the text. I want to number
topics
and subtopics e.g. 1, 2a, 2b etc. To promote normal text to the next
numbering level you use the tab key but you can't do this within a table.
I'm
using Word 2003.

this worked - although it didn't before. Don't know why but thanks anyway!