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Dieter <dgp-mail@gmx.de> changed:

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--- Comment #4 from Dieter <dgp-mail@gmx.de> ---
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #3)
Can we make this a duplicate? It's likely a facet of one of these reports:

bug 129989 - Inserting a row in a table resets list numbers
bug 100643 - Numbering of rows in tables changes on horizontal split of
neighbouring cells

I don't think, that this is a duplicate, but part of the broader topic
"Numbering in tables"

See also 

Bug 115930 - [META] Adding and deleting cells / rows / columns

I thought about a new Meta-Bug "Numbering in Tables"

If not, please share a test document as I cannot follow the numbers. No idea
if this should be an enhancement.

Simply do this
1. Create a table with two columns and some rows
2. Mark first column and add numbering
3. Mark second column and add numbering

Result: Numbering of first column changes
Enhancement: Give possibility to number table per column

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