Hello, I'm currently working on a project where I at the moment need to detect which paragraphs use a bullet point, and the method I found in the documentation to do so was by using the paragraph.style.name property, but when I attempt to search for it using the style property the style of the paragraphs with bullet points is the basic "Body Text" and not "Bullet Point" as what I'd expect. The paragraph itself in Google Docs and LibreOffice Writer are detected as unordered lists, so that is working correctly, so I can't figure out what is happening for this to not work.
Is there an alternative method currently available to detect them or am I messing up somewhere with this?
My code currently is this:
file = "foo/bar.docx"
doc = Document(file)
for paragraph in doc.paragraphs:
print(paragraph.text, "\n", paragraph.style.name)
TestDocument.docx
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Hello, I'm currently working on a project where I at the moment need to detect which paragraphs use a bullet point, and the method I found in the documentation to do so was by using the paragraph.style.name property, but when I attempt to search for it using the style property the style of the paragraphs with bullet points is the basic "Body Text" and not "Bullet Point" as what I'd expect. The paragraph itself in Google Docs and LibreOffice Writer are detected as unordered lists, so that is working correctly, so I can't figure out what is happening for this to not work.
Is there an alternative method currently available to detect them or am I messing up somewhere with this?
My code currently is this:
TestDocument.docx