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Originally Posted by JimP
Rather than using columns, why not try putting the information in a 3-column table (with the necessary number of rows inserted for each item/topic) using the 2nd column as a small separator between the 1st and 3rd columns. This should eliminate the manual adjustments you speak of. Additionally, you can adjust the table to remove the table outline if needed.
Hope this helps...
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I don't need a third column as a space (both are separated by a thick line). I was just wondering if both columns can move in synch with each other.
I am thinking of going with invisible rows (remove the lines between the rows) so that the items and comment stay together, but I retain the look of the standard format.
06-26-2017, 12:38 PM
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