You can double-space all or part of a Word document. To double-space the whole document, go to Design > Paragraph Spacing, and choose Double. Tip: To double-space only part of the …

Near the center of the dialog box you'll find the line spacing buttons that let you select single, 1.5x or double spaced. Choose the spacing you want to apply and click OK.

Go to Home > Line and Paragraph Spacing. Choose the number of line spaces you want or select Line Spacing Options, and then select the options you want under Spacing.

Don't want to change the spacing in the whole document? Select anywhere in the paragraph you want to change. Go to Layout, and under Spacing, select the up or down arrows to adjust the …

Change the spacing between every single line by staying on Indents and Spacing> Spacing> Line spacing and choosing Single, 1.5 lines, or Double for a full double-space between lines.

You can change the spacing, or leading, between lines of text or between paragraphs in Word on a mobile device. For example, you can change a single-spaced document to double spaced.

Select Line Spacing Options and then choose the options you want under Spacing. To change the spacing before or after the selected paragraphs, select the arrow next to Before or After and …

The default spacing is 1.15 lines, which gives you a bit more room between lines and 10 points of spacing after each paragraph for better readability. For more exact spacing, select Line …

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If your cell has white space, and you want to increase the line space to fill it evenly, change the vertical spacing to Justify. Right-click in the cell you want and select Format Cells.