And the footnote content you type, the multiple letter “x” here, should be the words to illustrate the column text.
Then, if you want to insert a footnote “1” for a text in columns, you should now insert it somewhere outside the column text, say, behind the title. And make sure you don’t insert a footnote for text now. To begin with, repeat the steps in tip 1 to change the layout options. Columns In Microsoft Word 2007 Tip 2: Use Cross-reference Next time, you won’t have the same issue. Now, if you have previously inserted a footnote, you will find everything is back to normal now. Second, if you insert a footnote to a text in multi-column, then the footnote will be in columns, too. First, if only a part of your Word document is set in columns, when you insert a footnote for the rest part, such as the document title, you will see the text in columns will jump to next page, just as below:. After a few searches, and watching the above videos, I don’t think Word supports the formatting needed for my chapter. If you create a footnote first and attempt to place a citation in the footnote, Word still gives you a parenthetical citation rather than the format that the Chicago Manual requires in footnotes. I know what I want in a document, and I don't want some stupid computer program making all my decisions for me. I really miss WordPerfect! In my opinion, WordPerfect is a truly superior word processing program, but Microsoft puts Word on every PC. I REALLY appreciate the list of shortcuts you posted. If you select the “More Columns” command, then use the buttons, spinner boxes and checkboxes in the “Columns” dialog box to set the number, width, and spacing of the columns to create. Create Columns in Word – Instructions and Video Lesson: A picture of a user adding columns to a Word document by using the “Columns” dialog box. 
Word automatically creates continuous section breaks before and after the columns.
In the Page Setup options, click Columns and select the desired number of columns. Then, select the lines of text and click the Page Layout tab. In Word, type the lines of text in a single column anywhere in the document.
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