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Hi,
I have a Word 2013 document with two columns and need to get the rows
of text to line up horizontally with each other. The document is
using a heading style with each heading at 14 point and body text at
11. Paragraph spacing is set to 0 and line spacing set to 1,15 points. Is there a way to force the columns to have rows of text line up?

See example he http://s24.postimg.org/optgeqj11/ali...rizontally.png
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Default Horizontal alignment multiple columns

There is no convenient way to do this in Word, besides using a fixed line
spacing for all text (and setting any spacing before/after to be integer
multiples of the value for line spacing).

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Hi,
I have a Word 2013 document with two columns and need to get the rows
of text to line up horizontally with each other. The document is
using a heading style with each heading at 14 point and body text at
11. Paragraph spacing is set to 0 and line spacing set to 1,15 points.
Is there a way to force the columns to have rows of text line up?

See example he
http://s24.postimg.org/optgeqj11/ali...rizontally.png




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John Howe


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