Split Text To Columns In Mac For Addresses

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You can format a document into two or more columns in which text and graphics flow automatically from one column to the next. You can change the number of columns for only a few paragraphs of your document, for a whole section, and for text in a text box or shape.

Note: If you don’t want the content in columns to flow from one column to the next, add a table with the number of columns you want to your document instead. That way, you can enter text across the page in individual table cells.

Format columns of text

1. Do one of the following:

   • For the whole document: Click in any text in the document.

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     If the document has multiple sections, this only applies to the section you click in.

   • For specific paragraphs: Select the paragraphs you want to change.

   • For text in a text box or shape: Select the object.

2. In the Format sidebar, click the Layout button near the top.

   If the text is in a text box, table, or shape, first click the Text tab at the top of the sidebar, then click the Layout button.

3. Use the controls in the Columns section to set the number of columns and their spacing:

   • Set the number of columns: Click the arrows next to the Columns value field.

   • Set column spacing: Double-click the values in the Column and Gutter columns, then type the width for the column.

   • Set different column widths: Deselect the checkbox next to “Equal column width.”

If you added a table to your document and want to edit the columns, see Add or remove table rows and columns.

Force text to the top of the next column

1. Click where you want the previous column to end.

2. Click in the toolbar, then choose Column Break.

When you insert a column break, Pages inserts a formatting character called an invisible. You can turn on invisibles in the document to see where special formatting is applied.

See also

You can set your text to appear in one, two or more columns. Using multiple columns can make it easier to include elements like photos in your documents. You can flow your text between different numbers of columns on a single page, but it can be trickily to implement.

Check out Using Text Columns In Pages at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with MacMost.com. Let's look at using Columns in Pages.I'm using Pages version 5 and we're going to take a look at Columns. I'm going to create just a basic blank document here and I want to, in View, turn on Layout. We can see here the main text box where we can insert some text. Let me put some sample text in there. Of course, this is going to be a single column of text. If we wanted to break it up into two columns what we would do is go to Format, if you don't already have Format turned on, and click Format there. Then in here you can go to Layout and increase the number of columns. So in here we have even more detail about what each column is. Let's increase it to two and we see that column 1 and column 2 are equal size and that is the gutter. We can change any of these. We can make one column larger than the other. Increase the space between them if we want. Over here we can see that the text is broken up into two columns. Now with the sample text it is hard to see but basically the text flows down one column, up to the next to the end of the page, and then continues in the first column on the next page. One of the reasons we want to do this sometimes is if we are going to insert, say, a photo. Then having the photo in the center of the page makes more sense if there is two columns because otherwise if it is just one column then the text has to wrap around either the left or the right. It doesn't make sense to have to read across the image. So having two columns allows you to put an image here in the center.Now you don't just have to use either one column or two columns or more. You can mix and match. For instance, let's say we want to have the first paragraph here be a single column. We want to have it then break into two columns so it can wrap around this image. It is kind of tricky to get Pages to do a mix of single and double columns. I find it works best if you create an empty paragraph, right there, and put your cursor in it. Change that empty paragraph to a single column. Then move your cursor down and select the first paragraph of text and cut it. Then move the cursor back to this section and paste it in. You can see there it works and you have a single column here at the top and then you have a double column here continuing on the rest of the page. It almost looks like two separate text boxes but in fact it is just one. I can select all the text like that and you can see it grabs it all. I can even select across those boxes there. It certainly looks a lot better maybe if I were to increase the spacing a bit. You can see it actually even adjusts the division down a little bit so the text flows normally between the single column here and the two column.

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