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Excel Intermediate course

by - delegate Joe [1 post] (2007 Feb 19 Mon, 13:14) Reply

I have been using the tab button to move forward in the outline of my numbered lists i.e. To change 2. to a. or a. to i.

But, recently, the tab key works only intermittently.

Please could you advise.

Thanks

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RE: Numbered lists

by - trainer Amanda diamond contributer [1217 posts] (2007 Feb 20 Tue, 16:33) Reply

Hi Joe

Hmmm, this sounds quite strange.

Does anything in particular happen when you press the Tab key and the numbering level doesn't adjust?

thanks
Amanda

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