[janmd]

When using Word 2003, I inseted a crossreference to the page number of
a heading. I then inserted a page brea before the heading. I used F9
to update the page number which was fine, but then using Ctrl + click
it took me to the old page rather than the new one. Am I doing
something stupid?

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

If you inserted a manual page break at the beginning of the heading, the
hidden bookmark that Word uses for the cross-reference has expanded to
include the break (and possibly also other contents, such as text). The
quickest fix is to delete and then recreate the cross-reference.

In the future, carefully add page breaks and/or text at the *end* of a
paragraph, not at the beginning. That way, any bookmarks present won't
expand.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"janmd" wrote in message
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When using Word 2003, I inseted a crossreference to the page number of
a heading. I then inserted a page brea before the heading. I used F9
to update the page number which was fine, but then using Ctrl + click
it took me to the old page rather than the new one. Am I doing
something stupid?

[janmd]

On 20 Nov, 10:20, "Stefan Blom"
wrote:
If you inserted a manual page break at the beginning of the heading, the
hidden bookmark that Word uses for the cross-reference has expanded to
include the break (and possibly also other contents, such as text). The
quickest fix is to delete and then recreate the cross-reference.

In the future, carefully add page breaks and/or text at the *end* of a
paragraph, not at the beginning. That way, any bookmarks present won't
expand.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

"janmd" wrote in message

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When using Word 2003, I inseted a crossreference to the page number of
a heading. I then inserted a page brea before the heading. I used F9
to update the page number which was fine, but then using Ctrl + click
it took me to the old page rather than the new one. Am I doing
something stupid?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Many thanks - that did the trick.

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

I'm glad I could help!

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"janmd" wrote in message
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On 20 Nov, 10:20, "Stefan Blom"
wrote:
If you inserted a manual page break at the beginning of the heading, the
hidden bookmark that Word uses for the cross-reference has expanded to
include the break (and possibly also other contents, such as text). The
quickest fix is to delete and then recreate the cross-reference.

In the future, carefully add page breaks and/or text at the *end* of a
paragraph, not at the beginning. That way, any bookmarks present won't
expand.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

"janmd" wrote in message

...



When using Word 2003, I inseted a crossreference to the page number of
a heading. I then inserted a page brea before the heading. I used F9
to update the page number which was fine, but then using Ctrl + click
it took me to the old page rather than the new one. Am I doing
something stupid?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Many thanks - that did the trick.