If you see example here: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/working-with-lists-python-docx-module/
Code is this:
# Import docx NOT python-docx
import docx
# Create an instance of a word document
doc = docx.Document()
# Add a Title to the document
doc.add_heading('GeeksForGeeks', 0)
# Adding list of style name 'List Number'
doc.add_heading('Style: List Number', 3)
# Adding points to the list named 'List Number'
doc.add_paragraph('The first item in an ordered list.',
style='List Number')
doc.add_paragraph('The second item in an ordered list.',
style='List Number')
doc.add_paragraph('The third item in an ordered list.',
style='List Number')
# Adding list of style name 'List Number 2'
doc.add_heading('Style: List Number 2', 3)
# Adding points to the list named 'List Number 2'
doc.add_paragraph('The first item in an ordered list.',
style='List Number 2')
doc.add_paragraph('The second item in an ordered list.',
style='List Number 2')
doc.add_paragraph('The third item in an ordered list.',
style='List Number 2')
# Adding list of style name 'List Number 3'
doc.add_heading('Style: List Number 3', 3)
# Adding points to the list named 'List Number 3'
doc.add_paragraph('The first item in an ordered list.',
style='List Number 3')
doc.add_paragraph('The second item in an ordered list.',
style='List Number 3')
doc.add_paragraph('The third item in an ordered list.',
style='List Number 3')
# Now save the document to a location
doc.save('gfg.docx')
If for instance I change it List number 2 to just List number, number goes sequentially rather than starting over like this:
How do I change it such that it is number for list 2 starts over from 1 - 3
