Ruth-Anne has created a document. She wants page 3 and all the pages after it to be formatted with two columns. What steps should Ruth-Anne take?

go to the top of the document, click Insert, click Columns, click Two

go to page 3, click Page Layout, click Breaks, click Continuous, click Columns, click Two

go to the top of the document, click Page Insert, click Breaks, click Continuous, click Columns, click Two

go to page 3, click Page Layout, click Columns, click Two

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Kaiden

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3 March, 22:33

Ruth-Anne has created a document. She wants page 3 and all the pages after it to be formatted with two columns. What steps should Ruth-Anne take?

go to the top of the document, click Insert, click Columns, click Two

go to page 3, click Page Layout, click Breaks, click Continuous, click Columns, click Two

go to the top of the document, click Page Insert, click Breaks, click Continuous, click Columns, click Two

go to page 3, click Page Layout, click Columns, click Two

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Brenton Mitchell · Answer 1

Ruth-Anne should go to page 3, click Page Layout, click Columns, click two, in order she will achieve the desired format.

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