Two rows of bullets on word...Help ASAP..Please!?

Question

I have to create two rows of bullets on a word sheet, but they have to be side by side. How can I do that?
Example:
*one bullet *second bullet
*one bullet *second bullet
*one bullet *second bullet

Answer 1

Create a Table...

Number of Columns: 2
Number of Rows: depends on you..

Select All rows and columns... Click on the Bullets to get bullets...

To make the table borders none.... Right Click anywhere in the table, select borders and shading...

Select None...

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

I'm not an expert on this, but the only way I can figure out is to insert a symbol for the second bullet; the wingdings chart will come up and there's a bullet symbol there.

If it's an extensive list, this could be time-consuming. I hope someone else can give you an easier fix.

Answer 3

Create a table with the amount of rows and columns that you want, type in your data, select the table and click the bullets tab, then select the table again, afterwards right click the table while selected and then click the boarders and shading tab, lastly select none and that will get rid of the table and just leave the bullets

Answer 4

Tables is one way, but then you have to worry about matching row height issues. The most direct way to get things into two columns is just to specify two columns and insert a column break where you want the second list to begin. You will have to look up Help for Columns because there is more than one way to do it, depending on your version of Word.

Answer 5

I'm not sure if there is an easier way but try going to:
Format Columns
Select 2 column box
Select "From this point forward"
Then when you are done with the bullets, go back to the format columns box and select one column and "From this point forward"

Hope this helps!!

Answer 6

You do not have to create a table. You can easily go ahead and type your list with your bullet points. For example,

* Arkansas
* California
* Texas
* New York

After you have typed your list, highlight all of the words and bullet points.

Then, click on "page layout". Next to "margins", "orientation", and "size", you will see "columns". Click on it, and a box will drop down.

Then click on how many columns you want - and that's it!

Answer 7

Kelly's way was fast and I GOT IT!!!