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Originally Posted by andrew626
Hi Andyroo
when I want to do this then I use a single row table with two columns, then you can Flush Left or Right inside each of the cells. Turn off the borders and you can't see that it's a table.
Andrew
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That can be a useful method, but won't work if you have text on the left or the right that extends past the middle of the page. See screenshot below.
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The top shows the text with a right-tab set at the right margin.
The middle one shows the same text using a table, with borders showing.
The bottom shows the same text in the table without the borders.
For many purposes, the table is a good solution.
4. Use Tables and Tabs to Arrange Text in Microsoft Word