Leave the alignment as Left and the leader as None. The definition to begin, such as 0.6" - it must be large enough to accommodate the longest acronym you'll have, and you may have to do some trial and error to get it right.
Then type a measurement in the Tab stop position box for the location where you want In the Tabs dialog, if anything appears in the Tab stop position box, click the Clear All button. Click the Format button at the bottom left, and click Tabs in the menu.In the Style dialog that appears, while Index 1 is selected, click the Modify button there. In the same dialog, click the Modify button.In the dialog, clear the check box for "Right align page numbers". With the cursor located somewhere in the current index, click References > Insert Index.I thought adding the styles to both the body above the bullets, and theīullets themselves, would at least transfer within the same document.Ĭurrently, when I past a cell from one part of the table to the other, the body and first bullet maintain their formatting, however the last bullet loses it's assigned style. We copy and paste throughout multiple tables within the same document, and I've noticed when I'm pasting cells within even the same document, the bullet styles aren't being maintained. What I'd like is a way to maybe build a macro to look at the last bullet in a list and apply a different style to it or perhaps a I came across the style feature today during my research and have been playing around with creating different bullet styles. They first created a style for the "body" of the list, and then created one or two styles with extra spacing for the start and end of the list that are based on the body style
The way I've seen this sort of thing done is by using styles.
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