[Autogenerated] high in this lesson, I
would like to show you how to add a column
for multiple lines of text to a document
library. Also, I would like to tell you
that this process will be the same in a
SharePoint list. Let's go ahead now and
let's go to our resume library and we see
here that we have a list of resumes is the
title would suggest, and we have a lot of
columns in here with different types of
information. What we want to do is add a
column so that the reviewer or reviewers
can add comments about this individual
resume. So we're gonna go ahead and click
on Add Column and right up the top. Almost
the very first option is multiple lines of
text we're gonna click on that are
created. Column panel opens up here on the
right, and the first thing we have to do
is give our column a name, and we're gonna
simply call this comments. I don't think
we need a description, and the type is
multiple lines of text. Now let's go home.
Let's click on more options. How many
lines for editing? Six is the default We
could make it more. We can make it less
right now. I think I'm just gonna leave it
on six. Do we want to require that this
column contains information? No. We'll
leave it up to the discretion of the
reviewer if they feel that they need to
add comments. Also, do we want to allow
unlimited length in document libraries?
We're going to say no, because again, we
have limited this to only six lines and we
want to add this wall content types will
say yes. We're gonna go ahead and click,
save. And when we refresh, there is our
column for comments. Let's go ahead. Let's
open up the information panel and we
scroll down here and we see that we have a
place for comments. All right, I'm gonna
go ahead and I'm gonna had some comments.
You don't have to sit here and watch me
type it out. I'll be right back. All
right? I'm back, and I have entered the
comments. We can go ahead and close. This
will refresh our page. And now we see the
comments. So now you know how to add a
column for multiple lines of text. Thanks for listening. And I'll see you next time