You can create right side indents by clicking the right indent marker. You can also play around with a right indent.
Drag the top triangle to the left to create hanging indent. Drag the bottom triangle to make a first line indent. Move the triangles together to create a normal indent. The bottom triangle will represent the left indent of your paragraph. The top triangle represents the first line indent marker. Move your mouse cursor to the two triangles on the left of the horizontal ruler. Click at the beginning of the paragraph you want to indent. Work provides great indent markers for you to easily play with, both left and right. The grey points in the ruler you can see are known as the page margins. A hanging indent is often used for features such as references or a bibliography in a research paper. A hanging indent (where the first line is flush to the left and the rest of the paragraph appears under the first line). First line indents are typically used in content such as news articles and books. A first line indent (where the first line is moved inwards). A normal indent (where the paragraph is indented on both sides). Microsoft Word can create three types of paragraph marks. Paragraph marks are also referred to as paragraph indents in Word. 
Interested in streamlining your work in Word? Read our step-by-step guide on how and when to use Building Blocks in word. You can decide on alignments and leading characters too. Here you can see the current Tab stops position, and change their values precisely using the Default tab stops button. You can also find these options in the Layout tab in the Paragraph group! Here you can mess with indentations exact details.
In the Paragraph dialog box, click tabs. Click the small popout button in the Paragraph section. If you want to set tabs in your Word document you will need to: Drag up or down and release to change the bottom margin. Move your mouse onto the bottom of the vertical ruler (between the blue and white sections). Drag up or down and release to change the top margin. The cursor will change to a double-arrow. Move your mouse onto the top of the vertical ruler (between the blue and white sections). Drag and release to change the right margin. 
Move your mouse curser onto the right triangle of the horizontal ruler. Release the mouse button to set the margin in place and your text will move accordingly. Simply drag left or right to change the document’s left margin. Your cursor will change to a double-headed arrow. Move your mouse curser between the two triangles on the horizontal ruler (separating the blue and the white sections). Now your rulers are showing, you can get to work on changing your document margins. If you want to streamline your work process and stop copying over data, view our guide on connecting Word with data sources using Mail Merge. 
You can then use this ruler tool to format your work. The horizontal ruler will then appear at the top of your document and the vertical ruler will appear down the left hand side. Check the box for “Ruler” in the Show group.
To see the ruler while in Print Layout View.
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