Bullet indent in non-bulleted line?

[UelnIhoul]

Edited following Grantler’s comment, my thanks to him/her

Hello there, thank you for reading,

As seen in the picture below, I have a bulleted indent in a non-bulleted line. How can I remove it ? The “450” line has the correct indent. Both other lines have bulleted indent. I would like to make the line starting “implemantando” with the same indent as the line above.

EDIT 1:
Also annoying the high line break before the clearer text, it should be 0 :’(
ValladolidES.odt

Thank you again,

Have a nice day,

Sam

[Grantler]

Better upload a sample file (Writer).

Indents are defined by paragraph styles resp. properties so let us have a detailled look on that.

[EarnestAl]

The line beginning “implemantando” looks like a continuation of the line above, i.e. in the same paragraph.
Right click somewhere in the paragraph and in the menu select Paragraph | Paragraph.... I don’t use Spanish, sorry, so have attached pictures for clarity.
RemoveIndent.png

In the dialog that opens go to Indents & Spacing tab. In the field Before Text change the value to 0 mm, in the field First Line change the value to 0 mm. If the alignment is not quite right then just alter the value in Before Text
IndentParagraph.png

[Grantler]

Checking your sample file:

• You used some “unusual” mixture of hard formatted different paragraph styles. This can cause some unusual results… You have used at least 3 different paragraph styles for the same text area (Default; List Paragraph; Heading 2).
  
  
• Indents of line: implementantando un precio de CO2 → First Line Indent = -0.51 cm – Before Text Indent of paragraph = 0.51 cm. You have to “flatten” the indents; in this case you don’t want any indent so set both above mentioned values to 0.
• high line break before the clearer text: That means Below Paragraph Spacing (?) - The above paragraph is paragraph style “Heading 2” (without any reason). Heading styles (and Text Body styles) have some “Below Paragraph Spacing” as default, but you can reduce it to 0. Check the paragraph properties.

[ajlittoz]

I confirm @Grantler’s findings. Your use of styles is not consistent. You mix direct formatting and styles.

You make your life more difficult by using nested tables, even when you don’t need it (e.g. your photo could have been just anchored to some paragraph with an adequate positioning and wrap mode.

You left a stray period as the very first character in the very first paragraph at top left. Is this intentional?

I also have in inconsistency between Calibri and Calibri Light use.

I add a clumsy vertical spacing with empty paragraphs.

You’re vulnerable to paper size or margin width changes because you forced manually all table widths and they are not the same!

Just a last side remark: 337 is not a valid phone country code, 33 is.

[LeroyG]

@UelnIhoul,

The culprit of “high line break before the clearer text” is the previous paragraph. In the same tab (Indent & Spacing) set Below paragraph: to zero.

You are using mixed styles and added manual formatting over it. When you select the different items in bold text you can see in the Format toolbar Título 2, Estilo predeterminado, List paragraph.

If do you not want to publicise your private life, I suggest you to edit your question and delete the shared file. Upload instead a file with neutral text.

[Grantler]

@LeroyG wrote: If do you not want to publicise your private life, I suggest you to edit your question and delete the shared file. Upload instead a file with neutral text.
+1

[UelnIhoul]

Thank you all!! Shame I cannot give upvotes yet

[ajlittoz]

This is not a solution to your question!

We do appreciate thanks, but set them where they belong: in a comment below an answer or below your question if they address several answers/contributors.

Then, delete this “non-answer”. Thanks for your cooperation.