How To Insert Columns in Word Document
In Word 2007 and 2010, you can format your entire document in
columns, just like newspaper, magazine or newsletters. You can create from one
to three columns with equal or unequal sizes; depending on which you
prefer.
After creating columns, Word fills one column with texts
before going to another, unless you insert a column break. You can also adjust the width and space you
want on each column.
To create Columns in a Word document, follow these steps:
1. Select the texts you want in column
2. Click on Page
Layout
3. Click the Column
Button
4. Select the number of columns you want from the
drop down menu
Or if you want the entire document in columns,
click on anywhere in the document and repeat from step 2 above.
Modify Columns
You can choose to modify the column in you document to a
custom settings. To do these follow the steps below:
1. Click the Page
Layout, a drop down menu will appear, click the More Column at the bottom of the drop down menu to display the
Column preset and Custom format box.
2. Click a column preset format you want
3. Or enter the number of column you want.
4. Enter the Width and Spacing you want for each
column.
5. If you will like to insert a vertical line
between columns, select the Line between
check box.
6. Click
Ok
