We have introduced 4 ways to underline text in Word, and the space between text and underline is default. When there is multiple text you want to highlight, the default space might make the whole document a little bit cluttered. Actually, you can adjust the space between them, and here is a simple guide for your reference.
1. Insert underline to the text and select them all.
2. Go to Home tab and click the arrow at bottom right in the Font group.
3. The Font dialog box will display, go to Advanced tab, select Raised in the box of Position and enter the number you prefer in the box of By. Then hit OK at bottom right.
4. Put a space after the text, and select the whole space.
5. Go back to the Font dialog box, select Normal in the box of Position and hit OK.
6. Now you can see the space between text and underline has been adjusted accordingly.
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Is there a way that I can make this space between text and underline the default so I do not have to do this for every line?
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