Removing the bullet or number

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 08/23/2011

Hello.

Can anyone here tell me how to remove numbering Or bullets from a list of items in Microsoft Word 2003?

Thanks.

 

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Answered By erick jamison 0 points N/A #80080

Removing the bullet or number

Hi Jagodish1,

Bulleted and numbering list in Microsoft Word 2003 is useful when it is needed. I use this feature if I need to; of course number this and sort them out. I will show you the method for removing the numbering in Microsoft Word 2003. Here's how:

* Choose a text to where you want it removed the bullets or numbering.
* Go to the Formatting toolbar, Click numbering, Select what best applies.

This will remove and adjust the number of the list in sequence. You can also remove them by single bullet and number by pressing the backspace in your keyboard.

There you are, hope this helps.

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Answered By charlescuevas 0 points N/A #80082

Removing the bullet or number

The solution to your problem is just easy. You just have to highlight the numbered items and simply click the numbering button on the Home tab and it would remove the numbering style.

There is also a shortcut to remove, highlight the numbered list or everything on the numbered list you wish to remove the numbering and press ctrl+Q.

Hope it helps, thank you.

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Answered By methew gill 0 points N/A #80083

Removing the bullet or number

Hi dear,

You raised a very easy question and its answer is also very easy. Actually, what happens is that if you want to add something or to make some of your notes, then there is sometimes a need to apply bullets either in a numeric form or may be in a symbolic form.

So for this, there is an option in the Word document for applying bullets. Now how you remove it is pretty easy and you will do this by this method:

1.     Open your saved document

2.     Click from your mouse pointer to those lines where there is bullet and you want to remove it.

3.     Now in the above part of Word there are some options. There you found an option names as bullets so press that button

4.     Now you see your bullets are removed.

5.     Save that document again for future use.

CHEERS.

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Answered By itelpaopao 0 points N/A #80084

Removing the bullet or number

Hi Jagodish1!

I found your problem on Microsoft Word 2003 very easy. Don’t worry too much because I have a solution for that problem. 

You need to select the text where you want the bullets or numbering removed. Then, go to Formatting toolbar and simply click the numbering or bullets icon.

That's it! Hope this would help you!

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Answered By mon47 0 points N/A #80085

Removing the bullet or number

What is bulleted or numbered and what is its megabyte should be discussed and more skillfully can be exercised about the function of creativity.

You can customize and picture Bullets but you can't picture your Numbers.

• Click on  Start menu.
• Select MS Word.
• Select Format menu.
• Select Bullets and Numbering. You need numbering into your file click on Bullets and Numbering. You can choose any type of Numbering for your file. The document of your file can be formatted by Bullets and Numbering.

You have expressed that you wish to remove Bullets and Numbering. You simply need to press backspace button and you can remove Bullets and Numbering.

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