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MS Word Section Numbering (e.g. A.1.1) includes Chapter (A.1) but not Changing with Chapter Number

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I have a large document with sections>chapters>subsection

The first subsection in Chapter B.1 should be numbered B.1.1. I get 1.13 or something like that. This figure shows the config window in the process of being edited:

In fact, when I do "include level number from" > Level 2 (my chapters are Level 2), it does not show "A.1" in "enter formatting for number", it shows just "1" and stays "1" for all the sections and chapters.

What might be wrong?

Thanks in advance!

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I'm using Word 2013 on Windows 10. The sections are numbered A, B, ... Chapters are numbered A.1, A.2, ... B.1, B.2... I want my subsections to read A.1.1, A.1.2..., A.2.1,..., B.1.1... But when I go and try to do it through "define new multilevel list" the chapter number does not change in section number.

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I have a large document with sections>chapters>subsection

The first subsection in Chapter B.1 should be numbered B.1.1. I get 1.13 or something like that. This figure shows the config window in the process of being edited:

In fact, when I do "include level number from" > Level 2 (my chapters are Level 2), it does not show "A.1" in "enter formatting for number", it shows just "1" and stays "1" for all the sections and chapters.

What might be wrong?

Thanks in advance!

---

More details:

I'm using Word 2013 on Windows 10. The sections are numbered A, B, ... Chapters are numbered A.1, A.2, ... B.1, B.2... I want my subsections to read A.1.1, A.1.2..., A.2.1,..., B.1.1... But when I go and try to do it through "define new multilevel list" the chapter number does not change in section number.

microsoft-word microsoft-word-2010

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I have a large document with sections>chapters>subsection

The first subsection in Chapter B.1 should be numbered B.1.1. I get 1.13 or something like that. This figure shows the config window in the process of being edited:

In fact, when I do "include level number from" > Level 2 (my chapters are Level 2), it does not show "A.1" in "enter formatting for number", it shows just "1" and stays "1" for all the sections and chapters.

What might be wrong?

Thanks in advance!

---

More details:

I'm using Word 2013 on Windows 10. The sections are numbered A, B, ... Chapters are numbered A.1, A.2, ... B.1, B.2... I want my subsections to read A.1.1, A.1.2..., A.2.1,..., B.1.1... But when I go and try to do it through "define new multilevel list" the chapter number does not change in section number.

microsoft-word microsoft-word-2010

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edited Aug 17 '17 at 16:17

Byte Commander

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asked Apr 17 '16 at 13:54

Nihal ArjuNihal Arju

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edited Aug 17 '17 at 16:17

Byte Commander

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asked Apr 17 '16 at 13:54

Nihal ArjuNihal Arju

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edited Aug 17 '17 at 16:17

Byte Commander

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asked Apr 17 '16 at 13:54

Nihal ArjuNihal Arju

112

edited Aug 17 '17 at 16:17

Byte Commander

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edited Aug 17 '17 at 16:17

Byte Commander

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Nihal ArjuNihal Arju

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For your third level B.1.1 you need to "include level number from" for both parts of your second level B.1 (ie not just level 2).

So you would have "include level number from" Level 1 (to get the A), then type the full stop, then "include level number from" Level 2 (to get the 1), then type the full stop, and then you would choose "Number style for this level" as 1,2,3...

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For level 1:
- click level to modify (1)
- number style for this level (A,B,C,..)

For level 2:
- click level to modify (2)
- include level number from (Level 1)
- add (.)
- number style for this level (1,2,3,..)

For level 3:
- click level to modify (3)
- include level number from (Level 1)
- add (.)
- include level number from (Level 2)
- add (.)
- number style for this level (1,2,3,..)

...etc.

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For your third level B.1.1 you need to "include level number from" for both parts of your second level B.1 (ie not just level 2).

So you would have "include level number from" Level 1 (to get the A), then type the full stop, then "include level number from" Level 2 (to get the 1), then type the full stop, and then you would choose "Number style for this level" as 1,2,3...

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For your third level B.1.1 you need to "include level number from" for both parts of your second level B.1 (ie not just level 2).

So you would have "include level number from" Level 1 (to get the A), then type the full stop, then "include level number from" Level 2 (to get the 1), then type the full stop, and then you would choose "Number style for this level" as 1,2,3...

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answered May 3 '16 at 2:27

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For your third level B.1.1 you need to "include level number from" for both parts of your second level B.1 (ie not just level 2).

So you would have "include level number from" Level 1 (to get the A), then type the full stop, then "include level number from" Level 2 (to get the 1), then type the full stop, and then you would choose "Number style for this level" as 1,2,3...

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answered May 3 '16 at 2:27

TanyaTanya

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answered May 3 '16 at 2:27

TanyaTanya

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answered May 3 '16 at 2:27

TanyaTanya

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answered May 3 '16 at 2:27

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For level 1:
- click level to modify (1)
- number style for this level (A,B,C,..)

For level 2:
- click level to modify (2)
- include level number from (Level 1)
- add (.)
- number style for this level (1,2,3,..)

For level 3:
- click level to modify (3)
- include level number from (Level 1)
- add (.)
- include level number from (Level 2)
- add (.)
- number style for this level (1,2,3,..)

...etc.

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answered Aug 20 '17 at 15:47

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For level 1:
- click level to modify (1)
- number style for this level (A,B,C,..)

For level 2:
- click level to modify (2)
- include level number from (Level 1)
- add (.)
- number style for this level (1,2,3,..)

For level 3:
- click level to modify (3)
- include level number from (Level 1)
- add (.)
- include level number from (Level 2)
- add (.)
- number style for this level (1,2,3,..)

...etc.

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answered Aug 20 '17 at 15:47

Ehab NadaEhab Nada

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For level 1:
- click level to modify (1)
- number style for this level (A,B,C,..)

For level 2:
- click level to modify (2)
- include level number from (Level 1)
- add (.)
- number style for this level (1,2,3,..)

For level 3:
- click level to modify (3)
- include level number from (Level 1)
- add (.)
- include level number from (Level 2)
- add (.)
- number style for this level (1,2,3,..)

...etc.

share|improve this answer

answered Aug 20 '17 at 15:47

Ehab NadaEhab Nada

1

share|improve this answer

answered Aug 20 '17 at 15:47

Ehab NadaEhab Nada

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answered Aug 20 '17 at 15:47

Ehab NadaEhab Nada

1

answered Aug 20 '17 at 15:47

Ehab NadaEhab Nada

1