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I messed up the numbering format in one of the levels of a list I created. I can't find any way to modify just that list without defining a new list, which I don't want or need to do. Is there a way to modify it without defining a new one?
Many thanks in advance.
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Click in the first level 1 item of the list that you want to customize. Then click Home > Multilevel List > Define New Multilevel List. As you have noticed, the command is misleading, but it does work.