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How do I delete several sections in MSWord so mine becomes #1?
Section #35 of my document contains a form that I need. When I delete all
sections before it, my section is still #35, and the total size of my 25MB document does not change much. How can I delete all sections prior to mine, so mine becomes #1? |
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You must be missing something in the deletion. The section number is
determined by counting the section breaks, starting from the start of the document. If you've deleted all the sections or section breaks preceding your form, then it is in section 1. "Vic" wrote in message ... Section #35 of my document contains a form that I need. When I delete all sections before it, my section is still #35, and the total size of my 25MB document does not change much. How can I delete all sections prior to mine, so mine becomes #1? |
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I highlite everything (including sections breaks) from the beginning of the
document till my section #35 and delete it all. My section is on the first page. However, on the bottom left it still says Section #35. "Jezebel" wrote: You must be missing something in the deletion. The section number is determined by counting the section breaks, starting from the start of the document. If you've deleted all the sections or section breaks preceding your form, then it is in section 1. "Vic" wrote in message ... Section #35 of my document contains a form that I need. When I delete all sections before it, my section is still #35, and the total size of my 25MB document does not change much. How can I delete all sections prior to mine, so mine becomes #1? |
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Then either the status bar display is not updating or you have 35 section
breaks on page 1. Or there really is a Santa Claus. "Vic" wrote in message ... I highlite everything (including sections breaks) from the beginning of the document till my section #35 and delete it all. My section is on the first page. However, on the bottom left it still says Section #35. "Jezebel" wrote: You must be missing something in the deletion. The section number is determined by counting the section breaks, starting from the start of the document. If you've deleted all the sections or section breaks preceding your form, then it is in section 1. "Vic" wrote in message ... Section #35 of my document contains a form that I need. When I delete all sections before it, my section is still #35, and the total size of my 25MB document does not change much. How can I delete all sections prior to mine, so mine becomes #1? |
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Hi,
Did you disconnect (same as previouse) all the headers and footers between sections? "Jezebel" wrote: Then either the status bar display is not updating or you have 35 section breaks on page 1. Or there really is a Santa Claus. "Vic" wrote in message ... I highlite everything (including sections breaks) from the beginning of the document till my section #35 and delete it all. My section is on the first page. However, on the bottom left it still says Section #35. "Jezebel" wrote: You must be missing something in the deletion. The section number is determined by counting the section breaks, starting from the start of the document. If you've deleted all the sections or section breaks preceding your form, then it is in section 1. "Vic" wrote in message ... Section #35 of my document contains a form that I need. When I delete all sections before it, my section is still #35, and the total size of my 25MB document does not change much. How can I delete all sections prior to mine, so mine becomes #1? |
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