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When editing a long article, we can insert bullets and numbering to present the article structure clearly. In the following example, you will see a demonstration to create multilevel lists. Here are the steps. First, select the text to be numbered. Next, go to the "Home" tab, click the "Numbering" drop-down button, and choose "More Numbering". The series of operations will pop up the "Bullets and Numbering" dialog. Then, click the "Outline Numbered" tab inside. After that, we can see several numbering styles for selection. If we want to make changes to the selected style, click the "Customize" button. Go to the "Number format" area. In this area, the "Level" area on the left shows different levels of heading. Here 'Level 1' refers to the first-level heading, while 'Level 2' refers to the second-level heading, In addition, we can select from the "Number style". The items within the "Number format" category refer to the default styles. For example, ① refers to Level-one numbering. We ca...