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Originally Posted by Charles Kenyon
My go-to on the StyleRef Field is Useful StyleRef tricks by Suzanne Barnhill, MVP.
As far as I know, there is no page switch.
By using a second style that holds a page field it should be possible to do an IF field and make the "continued" appear. Would you want to do that?
It is a bit fussy for setup and it would require knowledge and care in editing. |
I’m not quite sure I understand, but it doesn’t sound like this will work for me. This is for a template I’m setting up for our account executives to use, so it needs to be automatic and foolproof; if it requires any action on their end then it won’t work.
The original plan was to have the field code in the header expand on the subsequent pages so that the StyleRef would then be in the same location as the original styled text on the first page (similar to a header row of a table repeating on each page).
If I can’t get something like this to work, they may have to settle with the text repeating at the top of every page, without the “continued” text.