How do you change the line length in Microsoft Word?

Answer 1

Highlight all the text you want to change. On the "ruler bar" above the text, click on *Right Indent*. (Hint: it looks like a small raindrop on the right side of the ruler bar.) Drag it to the left to shorten the line length or to the right to lengthen it. Hope this works for you!

Answer 2

Line spacing is the space between the lines of your document.

If you need some space for your teacher to correct your paper, then you can apply double spacing.

See related link for reference.

Answer 3

In Microsoft Word Ctrl - 1 gives single line spacing. Ctrl - 2 gives double line spacing. Ctrl - 5 gives line and a half spacing. You can also open Paragraph Formatting and do it from there, or use the paragraph and line spacing icon. For Excel, use row height and adjust that.

Answer 4

For text:

Ctrl - D followed by Alt - R will bring you to the spacing options.

For paragraphs:

Ctrl - 1 for single line spacing.

Ctrl - 2 for double line spacing.

Ctrl - 5 for one and a half line spacing.

For text:

Ctrl - D followed by Alt - R will bring you to the spacing options.

Answer 5

For text:

Ctrl - D followed by Alt - R will bring you to the spacing options.


For paragraphs:

Ctrl - 1 for single line spacing.

Ctrl - 2 for double line spacing.

Ctrl - 5 for one and a half line spacing.

Answer 6

If you look at the toolbar it can be in one of two places, either under tools or under format. Go to paragraph settings and look there as well.

Answer 7

control a (select all), right click, paragraph, go to the drop down list for line spacing, click your preferred setting

go to page layouts and its on the right

Answer 8

It is the gap between lines of text in paragraph.

Answer 9

In Microsoft Word Ctrl - 1 gives single line spacing. Ctrl - 2 gives double line spacing. Ctrl - 5 gives line and a half spacing. For Excel, use row height and adjust that.

Answer 10

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