[bleary]

Using the Chronological resume template, how do I add 2 additional sections
of work history before the Education section?? Copy paste does not work.

[Jay Freedman]

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 15:50:02 -0800, bleary
wrote:

Using the Chronological resume template, how do I add 2 additional sections
of work history before the Education section?? Copy paste does not work.

The whole resume is set up as a table, so you use the table tools to
add more.

First, it helps to see the table boundaries and cell markers, so you
can tell what you're selecting. Click the Layout tab under Table Tools
on the ribbon, and click the View Gridlines button on the left. Also,
press Ctrl+Shift+8 (equivalent to the ¶ button on the Home ribbon) to
display nonprinting characters including the cell markers (¤).

Move the cursor into the left margin next to one of the work
experience rows, so the arrow points to the upper right. Click to
select that row, and press Ctrl+C to copy to the clipboard.

Now move the cursor to the left of the word "Education", and press
Ctrl+V twice to paste. That puts in two copies of the work experience
row. Replace the text in these new rows with the additional
information.

Press Ctrl+Shift+8 again to turn off nonprinting characters, and click
the View Gridlines button again to turn it off.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
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[bleary]

AWESOME! It took me a few minutes to get it right, but that did the trick.
Thanks so much!!

Bill Leary

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 15:50:02 -0800, bleary
wrote:

Using the Chronological resume template, how do I add 2 additional sections
of work history before the Education section?? Copy paste does not work.

The whole resume is set up as a table, so you use the table tools to
add more.

First, it helps to see the table boundaries and cell markers, so you
can tell what you're selecting. Click the Layout tab under Table Tools
on the ribbon, and click the View Gridlines button on the left. Also,
press Ctrl+Shift+8 (equivalent to the ¶ button on the Home ribbon) to
display nonprinting characters including the cell markers (¤).

Move the cursor into the left margin next to one of the work
experience rows, so the arrow points to the upper right. Click to
select that row, and press Ctrl+C to copy to the clipboard.

Now move the cursor to the left of the word "Education", and press
Ctrl+V twice to paste. That puts in two copies of the work experience
row. Replace the text in these new rows with the additional
information.

Press Ctrl+Shift+8 again to turn off nonprinting characters, and click
the View Gridlines button again to turn it off.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

[Kenny Li]

This was really helpful! Thank you so much! I just spent a hour trying to
figure it out, should've just looked in the discussions first. Took a few
tries, but I got it. Just to add a bit of info for others with the same
problem. You have to make sure the cursor is the white arrow pointing to the
upper right. The way you do that is to click outside of the gridlines. If you
use Ctrl+Shift+8, you will see that the cell markers are selected as well not
just the text. When you paste, you do the same by clicking outside the
gridlines of the word Education.

Thanks again Jay!

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 15:50:02 -0800, bleary
wrote:

Using the Chronological resume template, how do I add 2 additional sections
of work history before the Education section?? Copy paste does not work.

The whole resume is set up as a table, so you use the table tools to
add more.

First, it helps to see the table boundaries and cell markers, so you
can tell what you're selecting. Click the Layout tab under Table Tools
on the ribbon, and click the View Gridlines button on the left. Also,
press Ctrl+Shift+8 (equivalent to the ¶ button on the Home ribbon) to
display nonprinting characters including the cell markers (¤).

Move the cursor into the left margin next to one of the work
experience rows, so the arrow points to the upper right. Click to
select that row, and press Ctrl+C to copy to the clipboard.

Now move the cursor to the left of the word "Education", and press
Ctrl+V twice to paste. That puts in two copies of the work experience
row. Replace the text in these new rows with the additional
information.

Press Ctrl+Shift+8 again to turn off nonprinting characters, and click
the View Gridlines button again to turn it off.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

[Breafan]

Originally Posted by Kenny Li

This was really helpful! Thank you so much! I just spent a hour trying to
figure it out, should've just looked in the discussions first. Took a few
tries, but I got it. Just to add a bit of info for others with the same
problem. You have to make sure the cursor is the white arrow pointing to the
upper right. The way you do that is to click outside of the gridlines. If you
use Ctrl+Shift+8, you will see that the cell markers are selected as well not
just the text. When you paste, you do the same by clicking outside the
gridlines of the word Education.

Thanks again Jay!

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 15:50:02 -0800, bleary
wrote:

Using the Chronological resume template, how do I add 2 additional sections
of work history before the Education section?? Copy paste does not work.

The whole resume is set up as a table, so you use the table tools to
add more.

First, it helps to see the table boundaries and cell markers, so you
can tell what you're selecting. Click the Layout tab under Table Tools
on the ribbon, and click the View Gridlines button on the left. Also,
press Ctrl+Shift+8 (equivalent to the ¶ button on the Home ribbon) to
display nonprinting characters including the cell markers (¤).

Move the cursor into the left margin next to one of the work
experience rows, so the arrow points to the upper right. Click to
select that row, and press Ctrl+C to copy to the clipboard.

Now move the cursor to the left of the word "Education", and press
Ctrl+V twice to paste. That puts in two copies of the work experience
row. Replace the text in these new rows with the additional
information.

Press Ctrl+Shift+8 again to turn off nonprinting characters, and click
the View Gridlines button again to turn it off.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

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[Samadado]

this is very useful, thank you!