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Hello, I'm new to the newsgroup, but have read quite a few of the
webpages that you link to in the FAQ. Here is a description of the
problem:
I have paragraph numbering in my document which I have defined in the
"Bullets and Numbering" format section. I have customized the field to
look like:
[0001] text
[0002] text
....
[0010] text
The problem occurs at pargraph 100, which under the scheme outline
above will look like this without modification:
[00100] text
so, it does not keep the four number system that I have implemented and
as a result of the extra number, a new tab is introduced. I can fix
this by making a new numbering scheme at 100, but obviously this
introduces problems during revisions where a new paragraph is added
before paragraph 100. Are there any known solutions to this problem?
Thanks!
Joel Stevens
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Hi Joel:
There are several solutions to this problem, but you cannot easily do that
with a List Template (which is what Format>Bullets and Numbering is using)
because you cannot add the "edit codes" required to get the leading zeros to
print.
You can do this with SEQ fields or with ListNum fields.
Look for a help topic named "Numeric Picture (\#) field switch" and see if
that will do what you want.
Cheers
On 15/8/06 2:07 AM, in article
1155571645.540681.265680[ at ]p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com, "Joel"
<joelewistevens[ at ]gmail.com> wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Hello, I'm new to the newsgroup, but have read quite a few of the
> webpages that you link to in the FAQ. Here is a description of the
> problem:
>
> I have paragraph numbering in my document which I have defined in the
> "Bullets and Numbering" format section. I have customized the field to
> look like:
>
> [0001] text
> [0002] text
> ...
>
> [0010] text
>
> The problem occurs at pargraph 100, which under the scheme outline
> above will look like this without modification:
>
> [00100] text
>
> so, it does not keep the four number system that I have implemented and
> as a result of the extra number, a new tab is introduced. I can fix
> this by making a new numbering scheme at 100, but obviously this
> introduces problems during revisions where a new paragraph is added
> before paragraph 100. Are there any known solutions to this problem?
>
> Thanks!
> Joel Stevens
>
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John McGhie <john[ at ]mcghie.name>
Microsoft MVP, Word and Word for Macintosh. Consultant Technical Writer
Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410
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The following SEQ field code can be used to produce numbers [0001],
[0002], ..., [0010], [0011], ..., etc:
{ SEQ test \# "[0000]" }
To insert the field delimiters, {}, press Ctrl+F9. Type the code as
shown. (Note, however, that "test" is the SEQ field identifier, and
you can choose a more meaningful name for your list. A document can
have several different sequences; just use different identifiers for
them.) Press F9 to update. You can use copy and paste to insert more
fields.
SEQ fields don't update automatically, which will be especially
apparent if you use copy and paste to duplicate them. To force an
update of SEQ as well as other fields, select the whole document and
then press F9. Also, fields are updated as you switch to Print
Preview.
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
"Joel" <joelewistevens[ at ]gmail.com> skrev i meddelandet
news:1155571645.540681.265680[ at ]p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...
[Quoted Text] > Hello, I'm new to the newsgroup, but have read quite a few of the
> webpages that you link to in the FAQ. Here is a description of the
> problem:
>
> I have paragraph numbering in my document which I have defined in
the
> "Bullets and Numbering" format section. I have customized the field
to
> look like:
>
> [0001] text
> [0002] text
> ...
> [0010] text
>
> The problem occurs at pargraph 100, which under the scheme outline
> above will look like this without modification:
>
> [00100] text
>
> so, it does not keep the four number system that I have implemented
and
> as a result of the extra number, a new tab is introduced. I can fix
> this by making a new numbering scheme at 100, but obviously this
> introduces problems during revisions where a new paragraph is added
> before paragraph 100. Are there any known solutions to this
problem?
>
> Thanks!
> Joel Stevens
>
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Is there some way to put the { SEQ } into a "Style" so that when the
style is in use, a new paragraph is prepended by an incremented,
leading zeroed, number? Inserting the { SEQ } in hundreds of
paragraphs is a mind-numbing use of a computer, whether you use
autotext or not.
If possible, please email me with responses when posting.
Stefan Blom wrote:
[Quoted Text] > The following SEQ field code can be used to produce numbers [0001],
> [0002], ..., [0010], [0011], ..., etc:
>
> { SEQ test \# "[0000]" }
>
To Get:
> > [0001] text
> > [0002] text
> > ...
> > [0010] text
> >
> > The problem occurs at pargraph 100, which under the scheme outline
> > above will look like this without modification:
> >
> > [00100] text
> >
> > so, it does not keep the four number system that I have implemented
> and
> > as a result of the extra number, a new tab is introduced. I can fix
> > this by making a new numbering scheme at 100, but obviously this
> > introduces problems during revisions where a new paragraph is added
> > before paragraph 100. Are there any known solutions to this
> problem?
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Joel Stevens
> >
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No. Sorry :-)
On 13/9/06 5:52 AM, in article
1158090733.426907.219750[ at ]b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com, "mw487[ at ]yahoo.com"
<mw487[ at ]yahoo.com> wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Is there some way to put the { SEQ } into a "Style" so that when the
> style is in use, a new paragraph is prepended by an incremented,
> leading zeroed, number? Inserting the { SEQ } in hundreds of
> paragraphs is a mind-numbing use of a computer, whether you use
> autotext or not.
>
> If possible, please email me with responses when posting.
>
>
> Stefan Blom wrote:
>> The following SEQ field code can be used to produce numbers [0001],
>> [0002], ..., [0010], [0011], ..., etc:
>>
>> { SEQ test \# "[0000]" }
>>
>
> To Get:
>
>>> [0001] text
>>> [0002] text
>>> ...
>>> [0010] text
>>>
>>> The problem occurs at pargraph 100, which under the scheme outline
>>> above will look like this without modification:
>>>
>>> [00100] text
>>>
>>> so, it does not keep the four number system that I have implemented
>> and
>>> as a result of the extra number, a new tab is introduced. I can fix
>>> this by making a new numbering scheme at 100, but obviously this
>>> introduces problems during revisions where a new paragraph is added
>>> before paragraph 100. Are there any known solutions to this
>> problem?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Joel Stevens
>>>
>
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Please reply to the newsgroup to maintain the thread. Please do not email
me unless I ask you to.
John McGhie <john[ at ]mcghie.name>
Microsoft MVP, Word and Word for Macintosh. Business Analyst, Consultant
Technical Writer.
Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410
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