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Confluence allows you to create bulleted or numbered lists, and is flexible enough to allow a combination of the two lists.

If you need to separate the text within lists using line breaks, make sure you do so using a double slash (//). Empty lines may disrupt the list.

Simple lists

Use the hyphen (-) to create simple lists.
Make sure there is a space between the hyphen and your text.

- some
- bullet
- points

Bulleted lists

Use the asterisk (*) to create bullets. For each subsequent level, add an extra asterisk.
Make sure there is a space between the asterisk and your text.

* some
* bullet
** indented
** bullets
* points

Numbered lists

Use the hash (#) to create numbered lists.
Make sure there is a space between the hash and your text.

# a
# numbered
# list

A second level of hashes will produce a sub-list, such as the alphabetical sub-list shown below.

# Here's a sentence.
## This is a sub-list point.
## And a second sub-list point.
# Here's another sentence.

Try a third level of hashes to produce a sub-sub-list.

# Here's a sentence.
## This is a sub-list point.
### Third list level.
### Another point at the third level.
## And a second sub-list point.
# Here's another sentence.

Mixed lists

# Here
#* is
#* an
# example
#* of
#* a
# mixed
# list

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