To not add paragraph spacing between paragraphs of the same style, check the вЂњDonвЂ™t add space between paragraphs of the same styleвЂќ checkbox. Set both the amount of spacing before and after each paragraph by using the spinner arrows next to each box. The вЂњBeforeвЂќ and вЂњAfterвЂќ boxes determine the amount, measured in points, of spacing before and after the selected paragraphs. To set the line and paragraph spacing, use the spinner boxes, checkbox and drop-down in the вЂњSpacingвЂќ section. To set the paragraph indentation, use the spinner boxes, checkbox and drop-down in the вЂњIndentationвЂќ section. Separately, the вЂњAlignmentвЂќ drop-down in the вЂњGeneralвЂќ section lets you apply paragraph alignment. You can set all the properties of selected paragraphs using this dialog box. If needed, then click the вЂњIndents and SpacingвЂќ tab to view and change these settings. Then click the вЂњParagraphвЂќ dialog box button in the lower-right corner of the вЂњParagraphвЂќ button group. To then open the вЂњParagraphвЂќ dialog box in Word to set the line spacing and paragraph spacing for the selected paragraphs, click the вЂњHomeвЂќ tab in the Ribbon. To adjust multiple paragraphs, click and drag over the paragraphs to select them.

To adjust a single paragraph, click into it. Before you do this, however, first select the paragraphs to adjust in the document. You can set line spacing and paragraph spacing in Word on the вЂњIndents and SpacingвЂќ tab of the вЂњParagraphвЂќ dialog box. Paragraph spacing is the amount of space before and after the paragraphs in a document. Line spacing is the amount of space between each line in your paragraph. You can set line spacing and paragraph spacing in Word. Set Line Spacing and Paragraph Spacing in Word: Overview

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