apply section break with a style

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shahar.oleh

Hi, I'm relatively new to styles in word, so sorry if this is well-
known!

I'd like to apply a section break before the 'Header 1' style, but I
can only see an option to apply a page break.

The reason I want a section break specifically is so that I can make
get html output that is already formatted to my requirements, i.e.
with a <div class="Section X"> ... </div> around each 'Header 1' and
it's 'normal' content.

Any guidance *much* appreciated!
 
Word does not allow section breaks to be applied by paragraph styles. You
will have to add the section breaks manually.
 
Hi shahar oleh,

Not possible - the nearest you'll get is the page break before. If you need a Section break, you'll have to insert it manually (or
use a macro).

Cheers
 
Word does not allow section breaks to be applied by paragraph styles. You
will have to add the section breaks manually.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


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Oh, ok.
That's pretty lame, but thanks for the info!
 
How many instances of the Heading 1 style do you expect to have in the
document? Inserting a Section Break is not that difficult that it would
warrant the use of a macro. In any event, as a substitute for a macro, I
would suggest and autotext entry.

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....or use a macro.
Could you give me some pointers?
thanks
 
Oh, ok.
That's pretty lame, but thanks for the info!

It may seem like a good idea to have paragraph styles add section breaks.
However, I think it would cause more trouble than it solves! The problem is
that section breaks control many settings in Word: page setup, headers &
footers, and column formatting; I would certainly prefer adding setting
those options explicitly whenever necessary.
 
The idea is to allow other to create the docs with anywhere from 1 to
20± headers on a regular basis. The idea was to provide useful html
that I need to do the minimum amount of work on as possible...

Is this a job for a macro?

Thanks in advance!
 
It may seem like a good idea to have paragraph styles add section breaks.
However, I think it would cause more trouble than it solves! The problem is
that section breaks control many settings in Word: page setup, headers &
footers, and column formatting; I would certainly prefer adding setting
those options explicitly whenever necessary.

oh, I see, however as the use is primarily outside of Word those
issues are less relevant.
thanks
 
Not to mention that there are four different kinds of section break:
Continuous, New Page, Odd Page, Even Page.
 
Not to mention that there are four different kinds of section break:
Continuous, New Page, Odd Page, Even Page.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA


It may seem like a good idea to have paragraph styles add section breaks..
However, I think it would cause more trouble than it solves! The problem
is
that section breaks control many settings in Word: page setup, headers &
footers, and column formatting; I would certainly prefer adding setting
those options explicitly whenever necessary.

The type isn't relevant for my purposes. thanks
 
The type isn't relevant for my purposes. thanks

Thanks all for the guidance, looks like Macro's will do the job...

thanks again for your time!
 

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