I found a good article (via Word's help) on how to set up numbered headings using multilevel lists. However, I can't find anything on how to set two different styles to the same level.
For example, suppose I have two styles for headings at the Heading 2 level; they're identical except that one is in a different colour, for situations where I want that particular section to stand out. But it's still at the level of Heading 2, so I'd want it to have the same formatting. Such as:
- Heading 1
1.1. Heading 2
1.2. Heading 2 other style
In the article linked above you can set each level of the multilevel list to a particular heading style, but there's no ability to select multiple styles.
Is there a way to do this?
Best Answer
I found my own answer: The trick is to have the new style "based" on an existing style that's already part of the numbering scheme.
For example, if I want to have two styles at the "Heading 2" level, one named Heading 2 and one named Heading 2 Red but both at the same level in terms of numbering, I would do the following:
You can do this for any other styles that you want to have at the same level in your numbering scheme, e.g. a Heading 3 Red style at the Heading 3 level or another Heading 2 Green style at the Heading 2 level.