How to remove columns in Microsoft Word

This is a Microsoft Word tutorial covering, columns, section breaks and column breaks. The tutor starts off by adding some sample text to the screen. Once the text is on the screen the tutor selects the two-column option from the Layout menu on the Ribbon. Two columns are displayed but text only appears in one. The tutor creates a column break and adds more text to the second column. If you want to remove the columns and return to the default of one column per page, you must add a section break continuous. After the section has been added, select one column from the layout menu and the document will revert to default. You can see the column and section breaks by selecting the View tab and either Outline or Draft view.
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[PabloSanDev]

This is pretty straightforward. It’s exactly what I needed. Thank you so much, sir

[snehanagulapati]

Thank you very much for providing such a simple solution. I've been struggling for an hour.

[EngineeredFemale]

Hi, thankyou so much for your video.
The layout> columns menthod works. Other methods to just delete the column break char just messes up entire format for me. So this helped. Thankyou!

[cybythesea]

Hi and thanks for your video. It sent me in the right direction but still having some trouble on my end, specifically removing a column to the right of the test. For example: PDF list of names, "John Miller" 20009 Fred Astor 395. etc. there's there full pages of these names an numbers but when I try to highlight just the names the numbers also get highlighted. I only need the names! I appreciate whatever help you can offer

[cheanghwayleong]

It's not working what I intended it to.