Show Bullets In Excel For Mac

How can the answer be improved? To have Excel insert a tick mark, bullet point or some other special symbol for you automatically, just add it to the AutoCorrect list. Here's how: Here's how: Insert a special symbol of interest in a cell ( Insert tab > Symbols group > Symbols ).

Pages detects when you’re typing a list and adds some basic formatting as you type. • In your document, place the where you want the list to begin. • Type a dash, a bullet (Option-8), or a letter or number followed by a period and a space. For example, 1.

Followed by a space. • Type the first item in your list, then press Return. Every subsequent item in the list automatically begins with the same character. Numbers and letters are incremented accordingly. To use a special character for the bullet, choose Edit > Emoji & Symbols (from the Edit menu at the top of your screen), then click a character from a bullet or star menu. • To change the indent level (hierarchy) of an item in the list, click anywhere in the item, then do one of the following: • Move the item to the right: Press Tab. • Move the item to the left: Press Shift-Tab.

• To end the list, press Return twice, or press Delete on your keyboard. If you don’t want Pages to automatically create lists, choose Pages > Preferences (from the Pages menu at the top of your screen). Click Auto-Correction at the top of the preferences window, then deselect the checkbox next to “Automatically detect lists.” The setting applies to all Pages documents. • the text that you want to format as a list. • In the Format, click the Style button near the top. If the text is in a text box, table, or shape, first click the Text tab at the top of the sidebar, then click the Style button.

• Click the pop-up menu next to Bullets & Lists and choose a list style. • Click the disclosure triangle next to Bullets & Lists, then use the controls shown below to format the list. When you choose Text Bullets, Image Bullets, or Numbers from the pop-up menu below the disclosure triangle, you see more controls that apply to the type of list you chose. If you want to save these settings to use for other lists in the document, save them as your own list style. See “Create a list style” below to learn how.

• the list items with the bullets you want to change. • In the Format, click the Style button near the top. If the list is in a text box, table, or shape, first click the Text tab at the top of the sidebar, then click the Style button. • Click the disclosure triangle next to Bullets & Lists, then click the pop-up menu below the Bullets & Lists subhead and choose a bullet style (text bullets, image bullets, or numbers). • Do one of the following: • For text bullets: Click the Bullet pop-up menu and choose a bullet style (scroll to see all of them). To use your own text or character for the bullet, double-click the Bullet pop-up menu, then type your own text or character. To use a special character, choose Edit > Emoji & Symbols (from the Edit menu at the top of your screen), then choose a character.