Where do you apply automatic numbering to a list in Word?

Where do you apply automatic numbering to a list in Word?

• A. Numbering from the Home tab.
• B. Bullets from the Home tab.
• C. Page Layout > Numbering.
• D. Review tab > Numbering.

Answer: (A)

Automatic numbering for a list is set from the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, by using the Numbering command. Clicking Numbering formats your lines as a numbered list and Word will automatically increment the numbers as you add items. The Bullets option in the same area creates bullets instead of numbers, so it doesn’t apply automatic numbering. The other tabs don’t contain list-numbering controls. If you need different numbering styles, you can use the drop-down next to Numbering to choose a style or use Multilevel List for nested numbering.

Automatic numbering for a list is set from the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, by using the Numbering command. Clicking Numbering formats your lines as a numbered list and Word will automatically increment the numbers as you add items. The Bullets option in the same area creates bullets instead of numbers, so it doesn’t apply automatic numbering. The other tabs don’t contain list-numbering controls. If you need different numbering styles, you can use the drop-down next to Numbering to choose a style or use Multilevel List for nested numbering.