You can do this for as many pages as you’d like. Press “Close” and then “Delete” on your keyboard to erase the whole page.In the dialog box, type '\page' and hit the “Enter” key, which will highlight the whole page.Press Ctrl + G for Windows, or Option + Command + G on a Mac.Open the document in Word and go to the page you want to delete.How To Delete a Page in a Word File Manually In this article, we'll illustrate the manual method, as well as the quick way to delete a page in a Word document.
The process to delete a page is rather tedious-you have to locate the page, highlight the whole thing, and press the “Delete” button to remove the designated page. Apologies.Unlike other Microsoft-related offsprings such as PowerPoint presentations or Excel spreadsheets, you can’t delete a page in a Word file quickly, with just one click. I cross posted this message to quite a few groups without realising about cross posting etiquette. If mergefiled = blank or if particular cell in table is blank, To decide if a page is deleted, the condition could be something like Does that make sense? I am printing the final document when the mail merge completes but I dont want to print lots of "blank" templates where no data was merged for that record.ĭoes anyone know of a macro I can run on the mail merged document which will delete the pages where no data was merged to it. My problem is that after the mail merge has completed, I am left with about 15 blank pages per record as their is not always data to merge for every page for each record. I am running a mailmerge on the document which works successfully. I have a 20 page document, each page has an identical layout with a mixture of text and tables.
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