I want to create a 2 page document, with 2 columns. But I would like to have the text stick to one side.
Atm, when I start a new page the text starts on the left side. I have to manually move the sections of text. I’m concerned it will cause editing issues, later on.
please see attached Jpeg, hope it conveys what im trying to do.
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A question in return: What do you intend to use the other column for?
As there may not be a solution doing literally what you want, this is relevant concerning possiböe workarounds / alternatives.
I’m revising my CV. I looked to see how CV’s are done these days, and the ones I saw had the two columns. One side was work history, the other side, was key skills contract details.
In this case I would also suggest as @anon87010807 did. In fact it’s the way I use if I want to comment on imported or older texts. Works well. In addition I would suggest to give the table a third column. The middle column with a rather small width just for separating left from right.
BTW: A table cell is not restricted to one page in height.
If you want two columns independent of each other, the best way us to use a table with two columns. The number of rows will depend on how you want to combine or separate historical data and/or those skills.
Hi it worked. Much easier to edit. Thanks for you help.
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