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Insert a section break before the endnotes (at the end of the main body of the document) and specify that the section should have two columns. This will apply to the endnotes as well.

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Footnotes and Endnotes are, by default, separated from the body of the text by a short horizontal line known as the Footnote or Endnote Separator. This can be customised but you must have at least one footnote or endnote in your document before you can carry out the following: Make sure you are in Draft view.

First, the Allow Split Footnotes checkbox in the Type > Document Footnote Options dialog box (in the Layout tab) has to be enabled (it is by default). Second, a footnote of two or more lines can't completely fit under the line of body text containing the footnote reference.

On the References Ribbon Tab there is a Footnotes Section. Click on the dialog launcher icon in the bottom right corner of that section of the ribbon - it opens the Footnote and Endnote dialog where you can specify how many columns you want for the Footnote Layout.

Right-click footnote text and choose Note Options from the context menu. In the "Columns" list, choose the number of columns that you want. Click Apply.

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