When we use Word to do a resume or write a plan, we will encounter the situation of aligning several titles. Are you still stupid enough to align with the spaces? In the case of different characters, adding spaces is not only troublesome but also inaccurate. Here are some ways to quickly align words.

First, use scattered alignment.

1, the first method of text alignment is to use scattered alignment. For example, the item we want to align now should be based on the item with the largest number of characters, and now the maximum is four characters, so other options should also be four characters wide.

2. Select the text to align. Note that only the selected text does not include a colon. Find the Start tab and select the Scatter Alignment button in the paragraph.

3. Then set the text width to 4 characters in the "Adjust Width" dialog box, because the longest character in the characters we want to align is political views, that is, 4 characters.

Everything is ready now. Let's see our final result. Whether it's two words, three words or four words, it's all the same This is much simpler and more efficient than aligning with spaces.

Second, adjust the width.

1. Introduce the second alignment, or select the text to be aligned, and then find the "Adjust Width" button in this Chinese layout in the Start tab and paragraph group.

2. The next operation is the same as above. Setting the width of the character to be modified can also achieve the effect of quickly aligning the characters.