#How to Rearrange Pages in Microsoft Word
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“How to Rearrange Pages in Microsoft Word”
Think a page belongs somewhere else in your document? If so, Microsoft Word offers a couple of ways to change the location of your pages. You can rearrange your pages using either the Navigation Pane or cut and paste. We’ll show you both ways.
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If you don’t have headings in your document, use the traditional cut and paste method to move a page’s content from its original location to another page in your document.
Move Headings in a Word Document
To start, launch your document with Microsoft Word. Then, in Word’s ribbon at the top, click the “View” tab.
On the “View” tab, in the “Show” section, enable the “Navigation Pane” option.
On Word’s left side, you’ll see the “Navigation” pane. Here, at the top, click the “Headings” tab to view your document’s headings.
In the “Headings” tab, you’ll see all the headings used in your current document. To move a heading, simply drag it using your mouse or trackpad and drop it to the desired location. Do this for each heading you want to rearrange.
Word will move the content in your selected heading.
Tip: To quickly undo your changes, press Ctrl+Z on Windows or Command+Z on Mac.
When you’re done, don’t forget to save the changes by clicking File > Save.
Enjoy working with your rearranged Word document!
Change the Page Order With Cut and Paste in Word
If your document has no headings, or you don’t want to rearrange pages using headings, use the cut and paste method as follows.
First, open your document with Microsoft Word. Then, in the document, access the page you want to move.
On the page, select all the content you want to move to elsewhere. You can use your trackpad, mouse, or even keyboard to make the selection.
Then, cut the content by right-clicking on the selected text and choosing “Cut.”
In your document, locate the place where you want to paste the content you just cut. Place the cursor where you want your content to start, right-click there, and select “Keep Source Formatting.”
You’ve successfully moved your content from one page to another in your document. Enjoy!
And that’s how you change the arrangement of pages in your Microsoft Word documents. Very useful!
Don’t like it when Word splits your paragraph between pages? If so, there’s a way to fix that, as explained in our guide.
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