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I got asked to help out with weird page number on  a MS Word 2010 multi page document. The document starts with page "1" in the footer and is in sequence until page "169" then the next page show page number "139", the next page shows "138", then the next page shows "139" then goes to page 154.

Some pages toward the end show no page numbers.

Hopefully a MS Word wizard is out there to help with this.

The goal is to have all of the page numbers in sequence at the bottom of each page.

Thanks,

Frank
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In Word 2007/2010/2013 you can, open the footnote and endnote dialog and choose "restart at each page"

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JC
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It sounds as if you have more than one Section, and the page numbering is being restarted, not necessarily at 1, for some of them.

The best way manage is by setting the Headers or Footers in edit mode (double click in the area), and open the Format Page Numbers dialogue via the Page Number button). Use the Navigation group on the Header & Tools Design tab to move between Sections.
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Can you take a look at the document? It is not private or copyrighted
Have you tried looking at the Sections?

Anyway, we'll have a look if you can post it here.
Here is the document. I do not expect you to correct it just show me the way to do it so I can learn.
PB-Winter1.docx
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Thanks paulsauve  and GrahamSkan ,

Appreciate your help trying to figure this out. I figured it was pretty messed up when I initially
looked over the doc.

 paulsauve  - Is there a way for the Author to possibly work with you to straighten this out for him. Any contact info I can pass along to him?

Thanks again guys,

Frank
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Thanks  for all of your help so far with this paulsauve,

I am not sure how to proceed with this document. I saw the page breaks all over it seems throughout the document. What would you suggest as the best approach to correct this?

Frank
I will take me several hours - I'll go through it!
Thanks paulsauve
I'm still working on your doc - it's quite long, but I'm happy to do it for you... Here's where I'm landed right now... Please have a look to see of seems OK for you.
PB-Winter1-TEST.docx
Hi paulsauve,

Thank you so much for your work so far on this. The client is 88 years old and is really fired up about this.

Thanks again,

Frank
Hi Frank,

Well, it took a little longer in elapsed time than I expected... I had a few other things that came up today while I was working on your document.

So here is the document.

Paul
PB-Winter1-NEW.docx
Hi paulsauve,

Thank you very much for putting forth the extra effort on this.

Regards,

Frank