List numbering style
SolvedHello everyone,
I want to create a custom list style.
Is it possible for level 1 headings to be in the form of I, II, III,
and for level 2 headings to take level 1 but with normal numbers: 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, etc.
The goal is to have a structure like this
I Title 1
1.1 Title 2
1.2 Title 2
II Title 1
2.1 Title 2
2.2 Title 2
Thank you for your help
Xuorel
3 answers
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Moderator
Hello
No, because it's illogical.
m@rina
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Hello,
Yes and no, everyday writing is always Arabic, but there are exceptions: books where chapter numbering is in Roman numerals, university works where there is no standard and it depends on the requirements of the relevant faculty or doctoral school, although the first Roman hierarchical level is more commonly observed in the Anglo-Saxon world.
There are also instances where each section, in Arabic, is preceded by the corresponding Roman numeral of the part or chapter, a system that is, for example, highlighted in Limoges.
https://www.unilim.fr/scd/formation/word-personnaliser-la-numerotation-des-titres/
That said, no one claims that Word can meet the writing standards with specific requirements in all cases and be the dedicated tool. -
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Contributor
Hello.
No, xuorel; that can't be done.
Retirement is nice! Especially in the Antilles...
Raymond (INSA, AFPA) -
Too bad.
thank you for your answers.