Add List

VB C#

using IronWord;
using IronWord.Models;

// Create Word doc
WordDocument doc = new WordDocument();

// Create textrun
Text textRun = new Text();
textRun.Text = "sample text";

// Create paragraph
Paragraph paragraph = new Paragraph();
paragraph.AddText(textRun);

// Create list
ListItem listItem = new ListItem(paragraph);

// Create text list
MultiLevelTextList textList = new MultiLevelTextList();
textList.AddItem(listItem);
textList.AddItem(listItem);
textList.AddItem(listItem);
textList.AddItem(listItem);

// Add text list
doc.AddMultiLevelTextList(textList);

// Export docx
doc.SaveAs("document.docx");

Imports IronWord
Imports IronWord.Models

' Create Word doc
Private doc As New WordDocument()

' Create textrun
Private textRun As New Text()
textRun.Text = "sample text"

' Create paragraph
Dim paragraph As New Paragraph()
paragraph.AddText(textRun)

' Create list
Dim listItem As New ListItem(paragraph)

' Create text list
Dim textList As New MultiLevelTextList()
textList.AddItem(listItem)
textList.AddItem(listItem)
textList.AddItem(listItem)
textList.AddItem(listItem)

' Add text list
doc.AddMultiLevelTextList(textList)

' Export docx
doc.SaveAs("document.docx")

Install-Package IronWord

Add List

This example showcases the straightforward creation of a structured Word document with a multi-level list using the IronWord library in C#.

Create a new Word document using the WordDocument class. The document structure includes a text run with the content "sample text," encapsulated within a paragraph. This paragraph is then utilized as the content for a list item, forming a ListItem. Subsequently, a MultiLevelTextList is instantiated, and the same ListItem is added four times. Finally, the created MultiLevelTextList is added to the Word document, and the entire document is saved as a DOCX file named "document.docx."