How do you put a list in abc order in Microsoft word?

Answer by  kalip (355)

Highlight what you want in abc order In the paragraph section, click the button that has an a at the top, z at the bottom, and an arrow pointing down.

Answer by  sc1234 (1319)

You should be able to do this very easily, simply highlight the list items that you wish to sort and right click them. From here, a menu will pop up that gives you a "Sort" option. Try that.

Answer by  greenv (39)

To sort a list alphabetically in Microsoft Word you should first highlight the text you want to sort. Second, in the command toolbar, select "Table" and then "Sort. " Sort by text in ascending order if you want your list in alphabetical order. Use this same method if you need to sort by date or number in the future.

Answer by  shantri (142)

You can copy-paste the list to an Microsoft Excel file. From there you can sort it, and then copy paste it back to the Microsoft word file.

Answer by  moke (21)

Under the drop down menu there's option for lists. There you can choose between numbered list, alphabetic list, etc. When you click alphabetic list, your list should be sorted in ABC order.

Answer by  trashcat (241)

There is usually a small button located in the toolbar at the top which has the letters A & Z shown on it along with an arrow pointing down. Highlight your list and press this button.

Answer by  skwiglez (641)

You create a new bullet button. There should be a tab along the top that says bullets. Click on it and there is an option to do ABC order. There are many ways you can do it that are already set up or you can change it up and create your own.

Answer by  Rajamal (121)

Sorting is pretty simple using microsoft word, type a list of items from the menu bar select table, sort,a sort text window will appear and from there you.