[Bruce]

Hi, I'm using Word to create note cards and I want them to be printed front
and back. Therefore I want to number each card instead of each page. So
therefore the first two pages of my document would be card 1, next two.. card
2 and so on.

Is there anyway to do this? Right now when I insert page number it just
gives me the standard 1,2,3,4,etc.

Thanks in advance.

[Jay Freedman]

You need a "nested" field (a field inside a field) in a formula that
calculates the proper number for each page.

Start by typing the word PAGE, selecting it, and pressing Ctrl+F9 to make it
a field.

To the left of the PAGE field, type the characters

= INT((

To the right of the PAGE field, type the characters

+ 1) / 2)

Now the whole thing should look like

= INT(({ PAGE } + 1) / 2)

Select everything from the = sign to the ending parenthesis. Press Ctrl+F9
again to make it a field. Press F9 to update the field.

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Bruce wrote:
Hi, I'm using Word to create note cards and I want them to be printed
front and back. Therefore I want to number each card instead of each
page. So therefore the first two pages of my document would be card
1, next two.. card 2 and so on.

Is there anyway to do this? Right now when I insert page number it
just gives me the standard 1,2,3,4,etc.

Thanks in advance.