• Paragraph Formatting
  • About paragraph formatting and spacing
  • To adjust paragraph spacing
  • To adjust line spacing
  • To adjust paragraph alignment
  • To adjust the paragraph vertical position
  • To align text in two columns in the same vertical position
  • To position a line at a precise vertical position
  • To align paragraph text
  • To indent paragraphs
  • To adjust paragraph height
  • To keep more than one paragraph together on a page
  • To keep the lines of a paragraph together
  • To keep individual words or cells together
  • To apply paragraph borders and shading
  • To add shading to input paragraphs
  • To remove paragraph borders and shading
  • To copy paragraph formatting
  • To apply paragraph styles
  • To specify a style for the following paragraph

Adjusting the Paragraph Vertical Position

When presenting a balance sheet in two columns, it is desirable for the Total Assets line in column one to appear in the same position on the page as the Total Liabilities and Equity line in column two. If the number of rows in the balance sheet is already determined, you can set the precise position of each line on the page. If it is not known at the design stage how many rows the balance sheet will contain, you can format both lines to always appear across from each other on the page.

Related Topics

• Adjusting Paragraph Alignment
• Aligning Text in Two Columns in the Same Vertical Position
• Positioning a Line at a Precise Vertical Position