1. Highlight the text to be formatted.
2. On the Ribbon, next to the word "Paragraph" click the chevron to open the paragraph formatting window.
3. Beneath the Indentation heading, set the "Special" field to "Hanging" and set the "By" field to "0.5."
4. Click OK
5. At that point, the list should be reformatted with a hanging indent.
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Thank you so much! In my opinion, the help file in Word is nearly useless.
Thank you so much!!!! I have been struggling with this through several assignments. Your explanation is perfect!
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It is just so easy when you know what to do!! Thanks! :)
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Is there a keyboard shortcut for hanging indents?
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Paper complete! Thanks!
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Ah ha, that's where they hid it. :)
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Thanks so much. I spent so much time trying and went tp paragraph multi times. Never even noticed the chevron. Thanks again.
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Couldn't be easier to follow. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Right on time. Thanks for the help.
Thank you. Here is a shortcut to complete the same task.
Select paragraph and press "Ctrl-T" - this will create a hanging indent using default margin settings.
Press same keys again to increase indent spacing.
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Thank you Mr. Bisciotti. Thank you.
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Two seconds here as opposed to 2 hours in Word help! Many Thanks!
Thank you so much. I kept trying to do the hanging indents for a huge paper I have and decided to look it up. Your step-by-step instructions were so helpful and easy to follow! Your the best!
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