I would like to have four separate columns in my Word Doc. That is, to write texts independent of each column. Set column spacing: Double-click the values in the Column and Gutter columns, then type the width for the column. Set different column widths: Deselect the checkbox next to “Equal column width.” If you added a table to your document and want to edit the columns, see Resize table rows and columns. Just found this tip in a search. Thank you so much. This has been driving me crazy. Many times I have needed to copy a column out of a word doc to paste only that column into XL spreadsheet. I would like to be able to jump from one column to the next. One column is a text. Second column is the observation of the text. Third column is the interpretation of the text, etc. When, say, I'm writing an observation, I would like the column to flow into a second line without 'stretching' the other columns smaller. In my limited techno impaired brain, I did learn this will work best using the table format. What I can't figure out is how to keep from shrinking the columns as my text line continues. Guessing there is a way to put margins in each column? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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