How to Type on Both Sides of a Google Doc - (on the same line)

This video shows you how to write on both sides of a Google doc. It shows you how to use the tab functionality to both left align and right align text on the same line. It is useful for formatting information.

[ktchy]

this guy is helping me build my entire resume

[persontheguy]

"careful, he's a hero"

[samzie]

Thank you so, SO much for this! I did so much damn Googling trying to figure out how to do this because trying to use the columns format option was breaking my content. This worked perfectly!

[capricorn]

This helpful but how about when you press enter to go to a new line pls? It took me back to the left side when I hit enter and however, I was hoping it would stay on the right hand side and not disturb what was going on on the left (hope that makes sense). Thanks

[dhgsquad]

Great video! Thank you so much. I have a question tho, so if I want to do this 4 times right underneath eachother do i need to do it over and over again(The right clicking)?

[DucksYellQuack]

You are such a life saver. Thank you so much!

[angel..]

THANK YOUUUU IAM JUST WRITING MY RESUME AND THIS HELPED ME SO MUCHHH

[Seth]

Fixing my resume for my first teaching or assistant teaching job. Thanks.

[jacquue]

what about aligning text both centre and right on the same line, i am having difficulties using the add centre tab stop function cus the centre text is not aligned to the actual centre no matter how i move it

[clarityofthought]

Thank you so much. Intending success your way.

[mguard]

how to align symbols in straight line in google docs

[charlesnicholson]

*THERE'S A MUCH BETTER WAY TO DO THIS:*

Go to Format > Columns. Select if you want two or three columns of text (or custom).

This is the "proper" way to do this.