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Please help step by step if possible (I am a beginner)
- Header to numbered sections in the page header (1 / total number of pages ... the first section, 1 / total number of pages the other sections, ...) - Footer, as all pages numbered in the footer (1 / total number of pages in document, 2 / the total number of pages in document ...) my problem is when the section determine that the numbers go from 1, we are automatically in the footer to the same change, so it is not correct numbering in the footer. |
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Your post is not very clear. Are you able to post a copy of your document so we can see what the issue is? Tony(OTPM) |
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It seems as if you want two page numbering sequences, one that restarts on each section and one that is continuous in the document? There is certainly no built-in way in Word, but it might be possible to use calculated (formula) fields to accomplish what you want.
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I tried to do an instance but I have not worn off.
When I make a change in header disturb me in the footer I tried the code but without success No matter how I solved the problem, it is important to solve it Please see attach |
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Please see attached document. I think this is what you want. Part of the problem you had was that you had linked headers between each section so it picked up the last number of the previous section and incremented it. Let me know if this is okay. Good luck. Tony(OTPM) |
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Thanks for answering Tony
Your answer is not the solution to my problem Look at the first, fourth and last page in the footer In the FOOTER on the first page should be page number 1 / 15, on page four should be the number of page 4 / 15 on the last page should be page number 15 / 15 Please, can You create a new Word document with 3 sections, 15 pages and numbering from the beginning. Please do not let you use my template The HEADER should be the number the Page / Total pages in Sections The FOOTER should be numbering Page / Total Pages in document I can create a header, but when I create the footer I have a problem with Header, because are setting the header footer annul EXAMPLE: I have 3 section and 15 total pages (3+2+10=15 pages). Section 1 = 3 pages Section 2 = 2 pages Section 3 = 10 pages SUM = 15 pages -------------------------------- The FIRST SECTION has 3 pages The first page in the first section Header 1 / 3 Footer 1 / 15 The second page in the first section Header 2 / 3 Footer 2 / 15 The third page in the first section Header 3 / 3 Footer 3 / 15 -------------------------------- The SECOND SECTION has 2 pages The first page in second section Header 1 / 2 Footer 4 / 15 The second page in the second section Header 2 / 2 Footer 5 / 15 --------------------------------- The THIRD SECTION has 10 pages The first page in the third section Header 1 / 10 Footer 6 / 15 The second page in the third section Header 2 / 10 Footer 7 / 15 ......... ......... The last page in the third section Header 10 / 10 Footer 15 / 15 --------------------------------- |
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Unlink headers and footers of each section (as has already been suggested). For each section, set page numbering to restart from 1.
In the section 1 header or footer, insert a SET field as follows: { SET section1count { SECTIONPAGES } } In section 2, insert the corresponding field construct: { SET section2count { SECTIONPAGES } } And similarly for each subsequent section. Use Ctrl+F9 to insert each pair of field delimiters, { }, and type the code as shown. Press F9 to update. Alt+F9 shows/hides field codes. To calculate total page numbers in each section, you'll need fields as follows: Section 1: { PAGE } of { NUMPAGES } Section 2: { = { PAGE } + { section1count } } of { NUMPAGES } Section 3: { = { PAGE } + { section1count } + { section2count } } of { NUMPAGES } If the number of pages changes, you can update the fields by switching to Print Preview and then back to your current view (Ctrl+F2 followed by ESC).
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Stefan has given you the solution so I will not duplicate his excellent effort. Good luck. Tony(OTPM) |
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Unfortunately I do not understand you completely. I tried your instructions but I have not had success. I have error "!Syntax Error" Please see my attach Please could you correct my document in attach btw: Thanks Tony |
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Where the syntax error occurs you have inadvertently placed the "of { NUMPAGES }" part inside the preceding field code. Just redisplay field codes and move it out. Then update the fields with F9.
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I solved the problem, if you want to see the document in attach Thank you for the effort and help |
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I'm glad you got it sorted!
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