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I am creating a two column page of song names
I am creating a table of contents with song names with two columns. When I
add songs I want the songs to automatically move down and the last song in the left hand column to move to the top of the right hand column. But I also have the title "Song Name" at the top of each column so I want the song to move under it. Like this: Song Name: Song Name: Song #1 Song #3 Song #2 Song #4 |
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I am creating a two column page of song names
I believe that a 2-Column setting could work for you, see:
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Format...ingColumns.htm You say you are creating a "table of contents", but from your description you are creating a list manually. A Table of Contents in Word means an automatically created "index" to assist the reader navigating the document. This TOC is creating from Headings within the docuemnt that have a particular style applied. see http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFldsFms/index.htm You can have a TOC within a 2 Column section, can work very well. Hope this helps DeanH "colossians3man" wrote: I am creating a table of contents with song names with two columns. When I add songs I want the songs to automatically move down and the last song in the left hand column to move to the top of the right hand column. But I also have the title "Song Name" at the top of each column so I want the song to move under it. Like this: Song Name: Song Name: Song #1 Song #3 Song #2 Song #4 |
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I am creating a two column page of song names
Before inserting your TOC, select a section of the document and format it as
two columns (see http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/UsingColumns.htm). That will assure that the tabs in your TOC are in the correct position for the column width. If you're creating the TOC manually, it may be possible for you to do it automatically; see http://www.ShaunaKelly.com/word/toc/CreateATOC.html. In the single-column section above the two-column TOC, type "Song Name" at the left side, insert a left-aligned tab stop even with the left edge of the second column, tab to it, and type "Song Name" again there. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "colossians3man" wrote in message ... I am creating a table of contents with song names with two columns. When I add songs I want the songs to automatically move down and the last song in the left hand column to move to the top of the right hand column. But I also have the title "Song Name" at the top of each column so I want the song to move under it. Like this: Song Name: Song Name: Song #1 Song #3 Song #2 Song #4 |
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