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SYMPTOMSText applied with the List Number or List Bullet styles will lose their formatting when a custom style is applied that is based on these styles. CAUSE
This functionality is by design. The List styles are the base styles for
numbers and bullets in Word. When you create new styles based on the List
styles, you change which styles Word uses for numbers and bullets.
Q172764 WD97: Changes to List Number Styles May be Lost WORKAROUNDMethod 1: Changing the Formatting of Numbers or BulletsTo create a custom style, follow these steps:
Method 2: Using the Default List Styles for Numbers or BulletsDo not create custom styles that are based on any of the List Number or List Bullet styles.NOTE: If you change the formatting of any List style, those changes may be lost when you restart Word. If changes to the tab or indent attributes of these styles are needed, create and apply a custom style as described in method 1. Method 3: Create a base template containing pre-defined stylesCreate a base template containing pre-defined styles for each of the numbering format types desired. Do not use the pre-defined styles or other styles containing number formatting. Create this template and styles from scratch. Then, when creating a new style, base it on the pre-defined style with the same number formatting.MORE INFORMATION
Word supplies some built-in styles that are formatted with numbers or
bullets. If a custom style is created that is based on one of these built-
in styles, any text that is formatted with the built-in style will lose its
default list style formatting and will acquire the Normal style formatting.
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