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Janet has attended:
Word Introduction course
Word Intermediate course
Excel Introduction course
How do I put double lines around my columns?
Hi Janet,
Hope you have enjoyed your Word training. Thank you for your question.
In order to add borders around tables in Word, please see the instructions below:
1) Click anywhere within the table
2) Select FORMAT menu > BORDERS and SHADING
3) Select the double line style in the middle box
4) Select the setting (i.e. Box, All, Grid...etc)
5) Click OK
If you only want the border around 1 column, select the column first before you choose FORMAT menu.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Katie (Microsoft Certified Trainer)
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