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What do I have to change in order to make it resume the second level of numbering correctly. When I use the various suggestions, I either get it as above or 43.43, 44.44 and so on. However all of them have the second level as 1! So I have the lists as below: I also got the first level to continue correctly as 43, 44, 45 and so on. The next chapter should continue the first level of numbering but restart the second. Each document has two levels of numbering the lists. I have tried using the suggestions and levels but I am still stuck in the numbering. Could I email the file to you for diagnosis? I’m almost ready to abandon the feature and type all the numbers by hand, but I resist giving up on a feature that could be so useful. This is hard for me to wrap my head around, let alone describe. If I try to intervene and manually change level 1 numbers in the next-level headings, it causes new problems. Unfortunately the level 2 headings do not follow from the level 1 numbering and I wonder if it’s because I’m using separate, non-linked frames for level 1? (The list does have ‘Continue Numbers across Stories’ checked.)

Then the next heading (which is in the main body text flow) is level 2 (‘X.x’), and the next level 3 (‘X.x.x’). These should be level 1 (‘X’) of the numbering system. I wonder if I’m now up against a limitation of the feature: I have chapter numbers which are large and separated from the main text flow - each in its own text frame on the outer margin. But my 3-level numbering system is still a mess. :)įebruat 6:27 A late thanks for your advice. I’m sure Anne-Marie is going to tell me, “hey, buddy, you forgot to talk about _” but I’ll leave that for her (and others) to comment on below. Of course, if you need your numbered lists to jump across non-threaded frames, you’ll also need to set up Lists, as we talked about in this post. (See, Klaus? Sometimes I just give the fish away.)

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In fact, because this is kind of difficult for people to get the first time, click here to download an INX file with these two paragraph styles in it. The result makes just the kind of list you need: Where did I get those codes? Check out that little triangle pop-up menu to the right of the Number field!Īnne-Marie just read the draft of this post (over my shoulder, as it were) and emailed me: “Don’t forget to suggest he add Level 2 style as Level 1’s next style.” That’s a good idea (as long as you don’t mind getting a level 2 everytime you press Return/Enter after a level 1).

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Note the differences in Level, Format, Number (the ^1 code means insert the number from the last “level 1”), and Left Indent. Then I make a second paragraph style, based on the first, but with slightly different auto-number settings: I usually create “List Level 1” first, with pretty much the default settings:

You’re going to want at least two paragraph styles (one for each level). Here’s the basic setup for doing multi-level numbers in a list: InDesign CS3 (and later) offers an excellent automatic numbering feature, though it’s somewhat hard to decipher. I thought there was an option for setting up numbered paragraphs this way?