Extend Columns Bulletin For Free

Create columns within a text box in Publisher Click the text box. Click Text Box Tools Format > Columns > More Columns. In the Number box, type the number of columns, up to 63. In the Spacing box, use the arrow buttons to increase or decrease the space between columns.

Outline Levels Clicking the Number 1 box will collapse all of the groups. Clicking it again will expand the groups at the first level. If you have groups within groups then you will see additional numbered levels. Clicking each number will allow you to expand and collapse the data to the level you want.

To quickly expand or collapse all columns on a sheet, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+A (select all), then double-click on the right-hand border of any column header.

Click File > New, and click a blank publication. Click Insert > Draw Text Box, and draw a text box that goes to the margins of the page. Make sure the text box is selected and click Text Box Tools Format > Columns > Two Columns. Type text and insert graphics to complete your two-column publication.

Automatically resize all columns and rows to fit the data Select the Select All button. at the top of the worksheet, to select all columns and rows. Double-click a boundary. All columns or rows resize to fit the data.

On the Page Layout or Layout tab, click Columns. At the bottom of the list, choose More Columns. In the Columns dialog box, adjust the settings under Width and spacing to choose your column width and the spacing between columns.

Select any cell in the column/row you want to autofit: To autofit multiple non-adjacent columns/rows, select one column or row and hold down the Ctrl key while selecting the other columns or rows. To autofit the entire sheet, press Ctrl + A or click the Select All button.