Special Edition Using Microsoft® PowerPoint® 2000

Using Numbered Lists

For a sequence of items, creating a numbered list is a good alternative to a bulleted list. For example, a procedural series of steps or a list of dollar amounts from highest to lowest would work well in a numbered list. You can create numbered lists with actual numbers, roman numerals, or letters of the alphabet.

To change a bulleted list or other text to a numbered list, select the text and click the Numbering button on the Formatting toolbar.

Tip

You can also create a numbered list by pressing the Backspace key at the beginning of a bulleted list, typing the number 1 (or the letter a if you're using letters instead ...