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I am writing some test questions in Microsoft Word.
I want to add a grey column on the right, that text should not cross,
as indicated by the (hand-drawn) yellow column below.
How can this be achieved?
The following is an image of what I want.
(Obviously, I don't have access to the above document; just its image.)
A copy of the first file (with the math questions, but without the column)
can be viewed at and downloaded from Dropbox.
microsoft-word text-formatting
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I am writing some test questions in Microsoft Word.
I want to add a grey column on the right, that text should not cross,
as indicated by the (hand-drawn) yellow column below.
How can this be achieved?
The following is an image of what I want.
(Obviously, I don't have access to the above document; just its image.)
A copy of the first file (with the math questions, but without the column)
can be viewed at and downloaded from Dropbox.
microsoft-word text-formatting
edited yesterday
Scott
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asked 2 days ago
Will KimWill Kim
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I am writing some test questions in Microsoft Word.
I want to add a grey column on the right, that text should not cross,
as indicated by the (hand-drawn) yellow column below.
How can this be achieved?
The following is an image of what I want.
(Obviously, I don't have access to the above document; just its image.)
A copy of the first file (with the math questions, but without the column)
can be viewed at and downloaded from Dropbox.
microsoft-word text-formatting
edited yesterday
Scott
16.2k113990
asked 2 days ago
Will KimWill Kim
1083
New contributor
Will Kim is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
I am writing some test questions in Microsoft Word.
I want to add a grey column on the right, that text should not cross,
as indicated by the (hand-drawn) yellow column below.
How can this be achieved?
The following is an image of what I want.
(Obviously, I don't have access to the above document; just its image.)
A copy of the first file (with the math questions, but without the column)
can be viewed at and downloaded from Dropbox.
microsoft-word text-formatting
microsoft-word text-formatting
edited yesterday
Scott
16.2k113990
asked 2 days ago
Will KimWill Kim
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edited yesterday
Scott
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- Set the right margin to where you want it.
- Click on the “Insert” tab.
- In the “Header & Footer” panel, click on “Header” → “Edit Header”.
- Click on the “Insert” tab again.
- In the “Illustrations” panel, click on “Shapes” and select the rectangle.
- Insert a rectangle
that stretches from the top margin to the bottom margin,
to the right of the right margin. - You should now be on the “Format” tab.
- In the “Shape Styles” panel, click on “Shape Fill”
and select the color you want. - Double-click on “Header” to return to the document.
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- Set the right margin to where you want it.
- Click on the “Insert” tab.
- In the “Header & Footer” panel, click on “Header” → “Edit Header”.
- Click on the “Insert” tab again.
- In the “Illustrations” panel, click on “Shapes” and select the rectangle.
- Insert a rectangle
that stretches from the top margin to the bottom margin,
to the right of the right margin. - You should now be on the “Format” tab.
- In the “Shape Styles” panel, click on “Shape Fill”
and select the color you want. - Double-click on “Header” to return to the document.
answered 2 days ago
ScottScott
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Worked beautifully. Thank you so much!
– Will Kim
2 days ago
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- Set the right margin to where you want it.
- Click on the “Insert” tab.
- In the “Header & Footer” panel, click on “Header” → “Edit Header”.
- Click on the “Insert” tab again.
- In the “Illustrations” panel, click on “Shapes” and select the rectangle.
- Insert a rectangle
that stretches from the top margin to the bottom margin,
to the right of the right margin. - You should now be on the “Format” tab.
- In the “Shape Styles” panel, click on “Shape Fill”
and select the color you want. - Double-click on “Header” to return to the document.
answered 2 days ago
ScottScott
16.2k113990
Worked beautifully. Thank you so much!
– Will Kim
2 days ago
add a comment |
- Set the right margin to where you want it.
- Click on the “Insert” tab.
- In the “Header & Footer” panel, click on “Header” → “Edit Header”.
- Click on the “Insert” tab again.
- In the “Illustrations” panel, click on “Shapes” and select the rectangle.
- Insert a rectangle
that stretches from the top margin to the bottom margin,
to the right of the right margin. - You should now be on the “Format” tab.
- In the “Shape Styles” panel, click on “Shape Fill”
and select the color you want. - Double-click on “Header” to return to the document.
answered 2 days ago
ScottScott
16.2k113990
- Set the right margin to where you want it.
- Click on the “Insert” tab.
- In the “Header & Footer” panel, click on “Header” → “Edit Header”.
- Click on the “Insert” tab again.
- In the “Illustrations” panel, click on “Shapes” and select the rectangle.
- Insert a rectangle
that stretches from the top margin to the bottom margin,
to the right of the right margin. - You should now be on the “Format” tab.
- In the “Shape Styles” panel, click on “Shape Fill”
and select the color you want. - Double-click on “Header” to return to the document.
answered 2 days ago
ScottScott
16.2k113990
answered 2 days ago
ScottScott
16.2k113990
answered 2 days ago
ScottScott
16.2k113990
answered 2 days ago
ScottScott
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16.2k113990
Worked beautifully. Thank you so much!
– Will Kim
2 days ago
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Worked beautifully. Thank you so much!
– Will Kim
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Worked beautifully. Thank you so much!
– Will Kim
2 days ago
Worked beautifully. Thank you so much!
– Will Kim
2 days ago
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