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I have a few documents with two columns. There are headings and tables in one column, but the text body is in two columns.
Since a few weeks back (don't know the exact date), those documents always open with one column. I change to two columns, work with them, save and close -- and yet they still open up with one column. Since especially one document is quite long and complex with tables, illustrations and such, this is becoming a real headache, because the layout is a challenge as it is. Also, of course, it is overall very annoying. I believe this appeared after an update -- could it be from Office 2013 to Office 2016? I don't remember. I have Office 365 but I work with the desktop version of it. I do not experience any other problems with my Office 2016 application. What I would like to achieve, is of course to have Word remember my column settings when I save and close my two columns documents. Any help is much appreciated. |
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