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Insert multiple rows and columns With the insertion point in a cell, choose Table > Table Options > Table Setup. Specify a different number of rows and columns, and then click OK.

Add columns to a text frame Using the Selection tool, select a frame, or using the Type tool, click inside the text frame or select text. Choose Object > Text Frame Options. Specify the number of columns, the width of each column, and the spacing between each column (gutter) for the text frame.

Set column rules Choose Object > Text Frame Options and open the Column Rules tab. In the Properties panel, in the Text Frame section, click Options. Right-click the text frame and choose Text Frame Options. Press Command/Ctrl+B.

Open the Pages panel (Window > Pages) and select the thumbnails for the pages you wish to change. Choose Layout > Margins and Columns. Enter values for Top, Bottom, Left, and Right Margins, as well as the number of columns and the gutter (the space between columns).

Example of column design by using IS456-2000 code Step 1: Calculation of Ac by assuming Asc. Step 2: Calculation of dimensions of the column by using Ag. Step 3: Calculation of reinforcement values of main steel Ac. Step 4: Calculation of transverse reinforcement.

The slenderness ratio, effective length, shape, amount of external loads, eccentricity of loads, and other factors influence the design of columns. These parameters are chosen so that it meets the appropriate strength of the column and struts for which it is designed.

Columns are classified based on the several conditions which include: Based on Types of Reinforcement. Based on Types of Loading. Based on Slenderness Ratio.

Columns are typically constructed from materials such as stone, brick, block, concrete, timber, steel, and so on, which have good compressive strength.

The following are different types of columns, Square or Rectangular Column. Circular Column. L and T shaped Column. Tied Column. Spiral Column. Composite Column. Axially Loaded Column. Uniaxial Eccentrically Loaded Column.

Design Equations and Procedure for Beam-Columns (Braced Frame) There is no standard set of design steps but the following procedure may be suggested. Step 1: Design Load. Moments should be computed at both the top and bottom of the column.Step 2: Initial Member Selection.Step 3: Check member.