You are a legend! I had managed to do the columns by myself, but the column breaks (or lack of and the resulting columns feeding into one another) has been driving me crazy for about half an hour. Just inserted a column break and sigh of relief, my new draft of my CV is coming together. Like the way you didn't rush, I have only watched it once, no having to go back again and again. Slow and steady wins the race. Top man!
I do have a question lets say you have 3 column but then you decide you want to move it to another part of the page how do you do that so that it keeps the columns ? every time I do it it seems to destroy the format .
So I have bullet points exactly like yours and want 2 columns. I have 6 bullet points total, I highlighted the text as you did, Go to Layout tab, go to Columns and click on two. I get Two colums, the original side (left colum) bullet points and text look perfect. BUT the bullet points do not appear on my right column at all and the most of text itself is cutting out on the left margin of the right column (it displays parts of the letters of a word as if the left parts of my text in the right column are there but not everything is visible). hope im not making it sound confusing its easier to show so if you dont get back to me soon on what i mean then i will perhaps post a video showing my issue
Thanks.. that was awesome. I think I've watched too many Guy Richie movies cause your voice had me rolling... That was fantastic. good content and my own screwed up humor added to the fun.
You are uploading most beautiful tutorials day by day. My question is that, suppose I have created a table in ms word. Now How shall I add a new table to the right side/left side of previous created table in ms word ? Pls solve me the problem.
Thank you. If you select the table and click the Properties button on the Layout tab, then the Text Wrapping Around option on the Table tab. By doing this you can move them like pictures and position side by side.
Yes if you follow the steps from my comment for the new table, you should then be able to position it to the right of the other table. It is also possible to put them side by side using columns like in the video. Create the second table, then select them both and apply the 2 column layout.
You don't paste it there. You paste it in a paragraph below or insert it in a paragraph below, then select them both and apply columns. Or use the other steps mentioned in the first comment.
This was great if a little wordy. I recommend setting the youtube speed to 1.25. I'll try all the hints and see which works best. Understand now that you create the content FIRST then highlight and make into columns. At minute 6 after you moved content over to the second column you suggested filling the space with content from column 2 but didn't describe how you could do it - maybe copy/paste? Going to try now...... thanks!
Question, let's say you put the information into two Columns and then change your mind....How in the HOLY DUCKING hell do you get the data OUT OF THE column. I highlighted the data and clicked ONE Column and it compresses that paragraph in to a single column and half the page wide.
If you switch on the Show/Hide button on the Home tab, or switch to Draft view by clicking View > Draft, you will see the two breaks at the start and end of the column section. You can delete these section breaks as if they are characters 👍
