:D Extend Office folks-you rock! I will be recommending your brilliant add-ins to my other techy family and friends. Then click Header & Footer Tools tab Page Number Format Page Numbers. To display the dialog box: In Word 2007, double-click a header to activate it. Adding different headers and footers, different page numbering. that 'Continue from previous section' is selected (and not 'Start at'). Working with Microsoft Word sections allows you to create different visual pages in your document without much effort. THEN-opened up the copy of the book (final edited copy due today, btw), ran Kutools "remove section breaks"-and VOILA! NO MORE SECTION BREAKS! YAY! Happy, happy me. For each affected section, look in the Page Number Format dialog box. After installation, I tried Kutools on a small 5 page doc -inserting section breaks and page breaks, then removed them easily. Select the section break by dragging from its left edge all the way to the right edge. From the Special menu, choose Section Break. Step 4: Place the cursor at the center of Page Break text and double click on it to select it.
Step 3: Once you click on the show/hide button, the following screen appears on the screen. Click on the Show and Hide button in the Paragraph section. Click More > to expand the dialog box (if necessary). Step 2: Go to the Home tab on the Ribbon. Click Replace in the Editing group or press Ctrl + H. To delete a section break, scroll until you see it. You can remove section breaks using Find and Replace: Click the Home tab in the Ribbon. Click Home, and then click Show/Hide to show section breaks and paragraph marks. So next, I made a new copy of the doc and downloaded Kutools for Word. Delete a section break It’s easier to find and delete a section break when you turn on Show/Hide. MsgBox & ' sections' Selection.Paragraphs(1).Range.InsertBreak Type:wdSectionBreakContinuous MsgBox ActiveDocument. Not cool to have to do all that work over again-about 10-12 hours of re-formatting. The following example displays the number of sections in the active document, adds a section break above the first paragraph in the selection, and then displays the number of sections again. I used the VBA Macro as well (in a copy of the document, as a trial.) The only way that worked was after clearing ALL the formatting in the entire book. Most breaks I was able to delete using your directions for Find/Replace, but STILL- seven breaks remained that were hidden. Thank you, thank you! I'm editing a book for an author (300 pages) and couldn't get rid of the 27 section breaks, even after following advice from online MS experts.
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