Question

Ryan is making a multi-level outline list of tasks for the members of his group. It will have who will be assigned to the task, the order in which they should complete the tasks, and additional details about each task. He wants to make the first level bullets (for the group member names), the second level numbers (for the order of tasks), and the third level bullets again (for details about the tasks). Is this possible?

Answer 1

It is possible

Step-by-step explanation:

It is possible because Ryan is trying to make sure that the tasks is been carried out or achieve smoothly and effectively by the member of his group which is why he was making a multi level outline list of tasks for them to follow because it will serve as a guide to help them achieve their goals.

This acts by Ryan is called division of labour because it include

1. who will be assigned to the task which is the first level bullets (for the group member names)

2.the order in which they should complete the tasks,(for the order of tasks),

3. additional details about each task which is the third level bullet..

Therefore it is possible for Ryan to achieve it because it has been well arranged and plan by him which will make it easier for his group member to execute the tasks

Answer 2

Yes

Step-by-step explanation:

Place your cursor anywhere within your list.

Under the "Home" tab, locate the "Paragraph" group > Click the [Multilevel List] icon located next to the [Numbering] icon.

Choose a list from the “List Library,” or click “Define New Multilevel List” and complete the following:

Under "Click level to modify", choose the level you would like to define.

Under the "Number style for this level" drop-down menu, choose a new number style.

To format the number style, click [Font...].

To define additional levels, choose another level to modify.

When finished, click [OK].