Word will automatically format the list types with either of the shortcuts below. If the keyboard shortcuts do not work, you may need to first set automatic numbering or bullets.
Press the [*] asterisk button(Shift + 8) where you would like to begin your list.
Press the spacebar and begin typing your text.
To start a numbered list:
Type a number one followed by a period (1.) where you would like to begin your list.
Press the spacebar and begin typing the rest of your text.
To enable automatic bulleted and numbered lists:
Click [File] > From the sidebar, select "Options."
In the resulting dialogue box from the sidebar, select “Proofing.”
Click [AutoCorrect Options] > Click the [Autoformat As You Type] tab.
Check the "Automatic bulleted lists" and "Automatic numbered lists" boxes if they are not already checked > Click [OK] twice to return to the document.
Place your cursor where you want a bulleted or numbered list. On the Home tab, click the arrow next to Bullets or Numbering.Choose a style and start typing.Press Enter every time you want a new bullet or number, or press Enter twice to end the list.
Place your cursor where you want a bulleted or numbered list. On the Home tab, click the arrow next to Bullets or Numbering.Choose a style and start typing.Press Enter every time you want a new bullet or number, or press Enter twice to end the list.
In Word, this symbol is in the Paragraph section under the Home tab. There's a Word shortcut too: Ctrl + Shift + L. In Google docs the symbol is on the main navigation page. The Google/Gmail shortcut is Ctrl + Shift + 8.
The correct ones are Alt+Shift+Left arrow and Alt+Shift+Right arrow. What you can do is associate each list level with a unique paragraph style and then apply the list formatting by applying the appropriate styles to text paragraphs. This is the recommended approach to multilevel lists in Word.
Insert default bullet points using Word's built-in keyboard shortcut. To insert default bullet points using Word's built-in keyboard shortcut: Select the paragraphs to which you want to apply bullets (insert at the beginning). Press Ctrl + Shift + L.
Ctrl+Shift+L Quickly create a bullet point. Ctrl+Shift+F Change the font. Ctrl+Shift+> Increase selected font +1pts up to 12pt and then increase font +2pts.
Keyboard shortcut for Increase List Level: Tab. Keyboard shortcut for Decrease List Level: Shift+Tab. The cursor must be at the beginning of the paragraph for the keyboard shortcut to take effect.
The correct answer is Paragraph. Select the text you want to format as a bulleted or numbered list, and then click Bullets or Numbering on the Home tab of the Paragraph group.
Click [AutoCorrect Options] > Click the [Autoformat As You Type] tab. Check the "Automatic bulleted lists" and "Automatic numbered lists" boxes if they are not already checked > Click [OK] twice to return to the document.
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