• Do one of the following: • For the whole document: Click in any text in the document. If the document has multiple sections, this only applies to the section you click in. • For specific paragraphs: Select the paragraphs you want to change. • For text in a text box or shape: Select the object. • In the Format, click the Layout button near the top.

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Clear this check box if you want to distribute text newspaper-style. How to Create Columns 2 Illustration 2 Columns window for an individual block of text. Creating columns Formatting column layouts Format column layouts using the Columns window. (See Illustration 1 on page 1. Selecting the Flash Fill command while in the CSV cell selection mode causes EmEditor to compare the current cell with other columns, and fills the current column with data if it finds an apparent pattern.

If the text is in a text box, table, or shape, first click the Text tab at the top of the sidebar, then click the Layout button. • Use the controls in the Columns section to set the number of columns and their spacing: • Set the number of columns: Click the arrows next to the Columns value field. • Set column spacing: Double-click the values in the Column and Gutter columns, then type the width for the column. • Set different column widths: Deselect the checkbox next to “Equal column width.” If you added a table to your document and want to edit the columns, see.

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The functions listed below will help you analyze, edit, convert, and otherwise make changes to text—and save you many hours of boring and repetitive work. This guide is available to download as a free PDF.

Feel free to copy and share this with your friends and family. Navigation: Non-Destructive Editing One of the principles of using Excel text functions is that of non-destructive editing. Put simply, this means that whenever you use a function to make a change to the text in a row or column, that text will remain unchanged and the new text will be placed in a new row or column. This can be a bit disorienting at first, but it can be very valuable, especially if you’re working with a huge spreadsheet that would be difficult or impossible to reconstruct if an edit goes wrong. While you can continue adding columns and rows to your ever-expanding giant spreadsheet, one way to take advantage of this is to save your original spreadsheet in the first sheet in a document, and subsequent edited copies in other sheets. That way, no matter how many edits you make, you’ll always have the original data that you’re working from.

Half- and Full-Width Characters Some of the functions that are discussed here reference single- and double-byte character sets, and before we get started, it will be useful to clear up exactly what those are. In some languages, like Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, each character (or a number of characters) will have two possibilities for being displayed: one that’s encoded in two bytes (known as a full-width character), and one that’s encoded in a single byte (half-width). You can see the difference in these characters here. As you can see, the double-byte characters are larger and, often, easier to read. However, in some computing situations, one or the other of these types of encodings is required. If you don’t know what any of this means or why you’d need to worry about it, it’s very likely that it’s something you won’t have to think about.

In case you do, however, there are functions included in the following sections that relate specifically to half-width and full-width characters. Character Functions It’s not very often that you work with single characters in Excel, but those situations do occasionally come up. And when they do, these functions are the ones you need to know. The CHAR and UNICHAR Functions CHAR takes a character number and returns the corresponding character; if you have a list of character numbers, for example, CHAR will help you turn them into the characters that you’re more used to dealing with. The syntax is quite simple.