Created attachment 125875 [details] sample file for outline numbering I have three levels of heading set, using the outline numbering. Level 1 is "Heading 1", level 2 is 'Heading 2", level 3 is "Heading 3". If I type the text for a subheading (say level 2 heading) then set the style for tha paragraph to "Heading 2" it does not have the correct heading number until I right click on the heading and select "Continue previous numbering". FUrthermore, if there is a bulleted list between the previous Level 2 heading and the new heading, selecting "Continue previous numbering" causes the level 2 heading to be bulleted, not numbered. As far as I can tell this holds for both .docx and .odt files. I have attached an example file with two lines called "Test Case" which can be used as example headings in the two situations above. If a level 2 heading is copied and pasted to the new location the numbering works as expected.
(In reply to Tim Chambers from comment #0) > If I type the text for a subheading (say level 2 heading) then set the style > for tha paragraph to "Heading 2" it does not have the correct heading number > until I right click on the heading and select "Continue previous numbering". Not sure, if this is a bug or a feature, so adding needAdvice. > FUrthermore, if there is a bulleted list between the previous Level 2 > heading and the new heading, selecting "Continue previous numbering" causes > the level 2 heading to be bulleted, not numbered. You should open a new report for this. I tried to check for existing reports, but could not find any. You might want to double check.
OK - Will file a new bug report - I put them together as I thought they may be connected
New bug raised in connection with this bug https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=100631
The new bug 100631 was marked as RESEOLVED NOTABUG. So what about this bug? Is it still valid?
It is the same problem as in bug 100631. A list numbering is put on top of the chapter numbering.