Sep 24 2024 09:22 AM
How can I increase the distance between the automatic numbering and the chapter name in Styles in Word so that there is enough space between, for example, 1000. and the Chapter name for a neat image.
Sep 24 2024 09:58 AM
Adjust the tab stop position that follows the number symbol so that it can accommodate larger (wider) numbers as well. See http://wordfaqs.ssbarnhill.com/NumberAlignment.htm#NumberedLists.
Sep 24 2024 11:57 AM
Hi Stefan, I can't do that because, if I follow the instructions in your link, both the number and the Chapter name shift. So the whole thing moves to the right while I want the chapter number to remain and the chapter name to move to the right. Best regards to you and thank you.
Sep 25 2024 12:08 AM - edited Sep 25 2024 12:11 AM
Could you upload a screen shot which illustrates your setup?
Normally, it should be possible to move just the content that follows the list symbol. That "move" will occur for all items at the same level, though. You can't do it selectively just for one item.
The screen shot below exemplifies how a tab stop is modified for level 1 which consists of the static text "Chapter" plus a dynamic number. The "Add tab stop at" setting decides where the tab stop goes. "Text indent at" is set at the same value to generate a hanging indent with numbering. To display the Multilevel List dialog box, click in the very first list item and then select Home tab > Paragraph group > Multilevel List > Define New Multilevel List.
If you prefer, you can instruct Word to add just a space character after each number in the list level. This must be done using the Multilevel List dialog box though (that dialog has generally more options available compared to the Adjust List Indents dialog box which displays by default for single-leve lists).
Sep 25 2024 02:18 AM
@mailhenklustig Tabs and indents need to be set up in the Define New Multilevel List Dialog.
Sep 25 2024 07:25 AM
Sep 25 2024 07:35 AM