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How to Use Bullets and Numbering in Microsoft Word (Video in Khmer)

Learn how to create bulleted lists, numbered lists, define custom bullet symbols, and use Tab for multi-level lists in Word with Khmer video guides.

πŸ“…2026-09-26⏱️5 min read✍️Rean Computer 101
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Hello everyone! Today let me share you one super practical video tutorial in Khmer language about how to use Bullets and Numbering in Microsoft Word!

Creating clean bulleted lists and numbered lists makes your document reports, summaries, and lesson plans easy to read.


πŸ“Œ What is Bullets and Numbering in Word?

  • Bulleted List: Uses bullet symbols (dots β€’, checkmarks βœ”, arrows ➒) to organize items where order does not matter (like a shopping list or feature points).
  • Numbered List: Uses numbers (1, 2, 3), Roman numerals (I, II, III), or Khmer numbers (៑, ្, ៣) for step-by-step instructions or ranked priority lists.

πŸ“Ή Video Tutorial: Bullets & Numbering in Word (Khmer)

Watch this full video below to learn how to apply bullets, numbered lists, and custom symbols:

How to create a bulleted or numbered list:

  1. Type your list items line by line in Microsoft Word.
  2. Highlight all lines of text you want to format.
  3. Go to the Home tab $\rightarrow$ find the Paragraph section.
  4. Click the Bullets or Numbering icon button to apply!

πŸ’‘ How to Create Sub-Lists & Custom Symbols

  • Indent Sub-list Level: Highlight a list line and press Tab on your keyboard.
  • Outdent Parent Level: Highlight a list line and press Shift + Tab.
  • Custom Bullet Icons: Click the dropdown arrow next to Bullets $\rightarrow$ click Define New Bullet... $\rightarrow$ select custom symbols or icons!
πŸ’‘ Pro Tip
πŸ’‘ Sub-list Keyboard Shortcut Tip: To create nested sub-bullets under a main topic, place your cursor at the start of the line and press Tab! Press Shift + Tab to move the bullet back to the left.
ℹ️ Information
ℹ️ Automatic List Creation Tip: Type 1. or * or - at the start of a blank line and press Spacebarβ€”Microsoft Word will automatically start a bulleted or numbered list for you instantly!

Hope this video tutorial and list tricks help you format clean, organized documents in Microsoft Word! Happy learning!

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