P1s7-p5s9 The page number is the formatted page number in the section. To print this document I would insert the following page numbers: To print this record, I would print by section and page, examining the status bar for the pages. It is a five - page document that has three sections in it. Here is the status bar showing the formatted page number (1) and the Section (3). If there are page numbers, the restart of numbering will stop so that page 2 in section 6 may now be numbered page 12.īetter practice is to turn on display of sections in the status bar and simply print the page. If you have no section breaks in the main document, those will be the only section breaks in the document and the solution of replacing section breaks (^b) with page breaks (^m) will work fine. There is a wizard which can assist with the mail merge process, or you can use the buttons on the ribbon.

Mail Merge Wizard In Microsoft Word 2016, there are two different ways to complete the Mail Merge process. Page numbering will restart at the beginning of each of these sections. They can then be used as templates for your future mail merge needs. Insert the merge fields into the first label on the sheet in the configuration that you want them (Turn on the table gridlines (Table Tools>Layout>Show Gridlines) if necessary to see the outline of each label. Each record in a mail merge creates a separate Word Section when you merge to a document. Form the Start Mail Merge dropdown, select Labels and then your type of label.

Office 2016 mail merge labels