Lists: multi-decimal place numbering?

Can Pages do multi-decimal place list numbering, for example:
1.22.03
1.22.04
1.23.01
1.23.02

The example you show is just what I'm trying to do. Can you explain how to enable the multi-decimal structure. When I look at the bullet and numbering options, I only get numbers in the first location.
I get:
1. Topic
1. First subtopic
2. Second subtopic
3. Third subtopic
2. Second Topic
1. Subtopic
2. Subtopic
What I want:
1. Topic
1.1. First subtopic
1.2. Second subtopic
1.3. Third subtopic
2. Second Topic
2.1. Subtopic
2.2. Subtopic

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HI,
just looking at a brand-new ECC60 / EhP4 system where nobody changed OY04 settings.
I can find CLP (Chilean Peso) in the list with ' ' decimal places, so thats why there are no decimal places allowed.
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If you find an entry in OY04 with a number of decimal places >0 than this decimal places are allowed.
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*795589,*
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