BET: Microsoft Word Fields

	AUTONUM [switches]
	Numbers paragraphs sequentially. The AUTONUM field is provided for compatibility with previous versions of Microsoft Word; it is recommended that you use the LISTNUM field instead of the AUTONUM field. The LISTNUM field can be incorporated into numbering from a simple or outline-numbered list, and it can be inserted anywhere in a paragraph.

	switches
	\s	Defines the separator character (separator characters: Characters you choose to indicate where you want text to separate when you convert a table to text, or where you want new rows or columns to begin when you convert text to a table.), which you place directly after the switch (switch: When working with fields, a special instruction that causes a specific action to occur Generally, a switch is added to a field to modify a result.)

	REMARKS
	In paragraphs that are formatted with the built-in heading styles (heading style: Formatting applied to a heading. Microsoft Word has nine different built-in styles: Heading 1 through Heading 9.), Word restarts the numbering at 1 in each successive heading level. If headings that contain AUTONUM fields are followed by body text paragraphs that also contain AUTONUM fields, Word restarts the numbering of the body text at 1 after each heading. If the headings don't contain AUTONUM fields, body text paragraphs that contain AUTONUM fields are numbered in a continuous, sequential series throughout the document.
	You cannot manually update an AUTONUM field.
	The result of an AUTONUM field isn't displayed if the field is nested within an IF field.

	EXAMPLES
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