You may already know that in Microsoft Word you can type ‘—‘ or ‘===’ and then press Enter to insert a horizontal line which divides sections of your document. That’s great – but how on earth do you get rid of it if you later decide you no longer want it? If you’ve ever tried pressing Backspace or Delete you’ll know that doesn’t work, and you can’t select the line either. In this short video I explain why the line doesn’t behave as you’d expect, the secret of what it really is, and how to easily get rid of the line no matter how long it’s been there.

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