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Old 08-07-2015, 04:28 PM
brucemc777 brucemc777 is offline W13: Format multiple INDEPENDENT columns on one sheet Windows 7 64bit W13: Format multiple INDEPENDENT columns on one sheet Office 2010 32bit
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W13: Format multiple INDEPENDENT columns on one sheet
 
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Default W13: Format multiple INDEPENDENT columns on one sheet

Well, I tried to make that a meaningful title without writing all the text that I am about to write here..



I want to create multiple columns on a page with which I can add and delete lines to either column and still have absolutely no effect on the other column(s), the same as if I created two vertical text boxes (presuming a two column sheet) side-by-side.

Is there a "right" or "normal" way to do this, or should I use my multiple vertical text box idea?

Thanks folks-
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