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How do I write in both columns when I format my word document?
I am typing a document in word and I need two columns formatted with text in
both. I am only able to write in the left column and cannot type in right column. Please help. |
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How do I write in both columns when I format my word document?
With "newspaper" type columns, you need to insert a column break to move
from the first to the second column. (Page Layout tabBreaks in Page Setup section of RibbonColumn) If you want to switch backwards and forwards, maybe you should be using a two column table instead. If you go this route, insert new rows every now and then as exceptionally long rows (spanning pages) can be a bit of an issue. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com "lauraM" wrote in message ... I am typing a document in word and I need two columns formatted with text in both. I am only able to write in the left column and cannot type in right column. Please help. |
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