Formatted Text Set List Start Number Method

public void SetListStartNumber(
	TextRange textRange,
	int value
)

Public Sub SetListStartNumber ( 
	textRange As TextRange,
	value As Integer
)

public:
void SetListStartNumber(
	TextRange^ textRange, 
	int value
)

member SetListStartNumber : 
        textRange : TextRange * 
        value : int -> unit 

Parameters

textRange TextRange

The given text range.

value Int32

The list start number to be set on the text range.

List start number is the number of the first paragraph in a numbered list.

List start number can be set on paragraphs of type ArabicNumbers , LowerCaseLetters and UpperCaseLetters . List start number can only be set for top-level paragraphs in a list; that is, they cannot be set to paragraphs which are part of a sub-list.

For paragraphs of type LowerCaseLetters and UpperCaseLetters the list start number represents the letter in the order it appears in the alphabet. For example, for paragraphs of type LowerCaseLetters , list start number of 2 will result in a list start "b."; list start number of 27 will result in a list start "aa.".

Adjoining paragraphs which have a list type other than None are considered part of a numbered list. Changing the list start number of numbered paragraphs will cause changes to the numbers of the rest of the paragraphs in the same list.

This function applies the list start number to the given range. The list start number must be in the range given by the methods GetMinimumListStartNumber and GetMaximumListStartNumber .

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