How to Create Columns with Divider Line in Word

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How to Create Columns with Divider Line in Word. Learn how to insert a line between columns in Microsoft Word with this simple step-by-step tutorial. Whether you’re making a newsletter, academic paper, or professional document, adding a vertical divider line can make your content look clean and well-organized.  In this video, you’ll discover two easy methods: ✔️ Using Word’s built-in Columns settings to automatically add a line between columns. ✔️ Manually inserting a vertical line for full customization.  Perfect for students, office professionals, and anyone who wants to format documents like a pro!  📌 Watch till the end to also learn how to remove the line between columns if you don’t need it later.  Hashtags  #MSWord #WordTutorial #MicrosoftWord #WordTips #ProductivityTips #WordFormatting #LearnWord

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00:00In this video you will learn about how to insert line between columns in just a few

00:05seconds.

00:06First you need to select the data, go to the layout, select the column and separate it

00:13into three columns.

00:15Now you want to insert the line in between columns.

00:19So how you can do that, again go to the layout, go to the columns, select more columns and

00:27here you will see that line between, you just need to click that and click ok.

00:37And here you can see that a thin line has been inserted in between columns.

00:43So another way is that you need to go to the insert, click on the shapes, select the lines,

00:51hold the shift key and drag your mouse and right click on the dot.

01:03Go to the format shape, select the solid line, pick the line color, increase the thickness,

01:15select the pattern of the line, dot it.

01:22So if you want to begin your line with arrow, you need to select this option.

01:29And here you can see that the line is started with the arrow.

01:34So here you can select the arrow size, it's up to you, which arrow size you want.

01:41So in this way you can insert line in columns in MS Word.

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01:48Thanks for watching.

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