📝 Curso Google Docs ✅ Numeración y viñetas, cómo crear listas numeradas multinivel

Creating Lists in Google Docs

Introduction to List Creation

• The video tutorial focuses on how to create lists using the tools available in Google Docs, specifically through the numbering and bullet point features.

• A new document is created, and data is entered that will later be converted into lists.

Types of Lists

• Two main types of lists are introduced: numbered lists and bulleted lists. The first button creates a numbered list while the second creates a bulleted list.

• Different styles of bullets can be selected by clicking on a dropdown arrow next to the bullet point icon.

Customizing Bulleted Lists

• Users can change the default bullet symbol by selecting from various options or even adding custom symbols or emojis via the format menu.

• It’s important to select only individual elements when changing symbols; otherwise, it may delete all text if multiple items are highlighted.

Creating Nested Lists

• To create sublists within a main list (e.g., peripherals categorized under input/output), users can increase indentation levels which automatically generates nested numbering or lettering.

• Each level of indentation corresponds to different formats: numbers for the first level, letters for the second, and Roman numerals for subsequent levels.

Converting Between List Types

• Users can easily switch between bulleted and numbered lists by selecting all items and choosing the desired format from the toolbar.

• The formatting options allow customization such as changing from numbers with periods to parentheses or combining letters with numbers.

Final Adjustments and Formatting Options

• After creating a list, further adjustments can be made by selecting specific elements to apply different symbols or styles without affecting other parts of the list.

Understanding Numbered Lists and Indentation in Document Formatting

Creating and Modifying Numbered Lists

• The speaker demonstrates how to apply a numbered list format to various elements, emphasizing the importance of selecting the correct options for list formatting.

• A new enumeration can be started by specifying which number to begin with; this allows for customized numbering in lists.

• Continuing from the previous numbering is also an option, which maintains consistency across multiple lists within a document.

• Changes in indentation levels affect the hierarchy of items; increasing indentation changes the item’s classification within the list structure (e.g., from E3 to 2.4).

• Moving items left or right alters their categorization, demonstrating how indentation impacts organization within a document.

Practical Applications of List Formatting

• The speaker plans to illustrate these concepts further in a video focused on styles, where examples will clarify how numbered lists function across multi-page documents.