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Hi jpotter,
The image attached to your post suggests you're possibly after a booklet layout (which you can achieve via Page Layout|Page Setup|Margins > Multiple pages), using a two-column table.
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I do not think MS Word had the ability to format in this manner. I suppose I will need to create a two column table to be placed on each page and ensure I keep up with which page is next. What I am trying to accomplish is a four column comparison across two full pages to keep the type from being too small having four columns on one page. I am open for suggestions. Thank you for your time. ![]() |
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