I may have misunderstood your question. If the page where the table
ends is actually the last page of the document (nothing more follows),
then you don't need a section break, just a conditional footer as
Graham suggests in this response.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Diet Rich" wrote in message
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I have a 4-page word document with a table, stretching throughout
the
document, ending in the top portion of Page 4.

Is it possible to insert a continuous section break on Page 4 so
that
the header on Page 4 is the same as in the whole document but the
footer on Page 4 is different?

As I've mentioned, the table, stretching throughout the document is
ending on Page 4. I'm trying to insert a continuos section break
after
the table. But section 2 is started on the next page only.

It's infuriating.... I just want the footer on the last page to be
different from the footers in the rest of the document. Is it
possible?

Thanks!