How to Split Text Into Columns in Microsoft Word
See Microsoft Word: Tips and Tricks for similar articles.You can split text into columns in Microsoft Word in just a few simple steps.
This feature works the same in all modern versions of Microsoft Word: 2010, 2013, and 2016.
- In the Layout tab, on the Page Setup group, click Columns.
- Click one of the options in the menu to select it or click More Columns to add more than three columns or columns with custom width and spacing.
- By default, changes to columns affect only the section in which you are working. To apply column changes to a whole document, click More Columns and then Apply to: Whole document.
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