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If you regularly work with Word in your profession, you probably know how to number pages for the entire Word document. However, for certain types of documents such as theses, projects, etc., sections like the table of contents, introduction, or conclusion may only be numbered within the content. In a previous article, we shared an easy method for numbering from any page in Word. In this article, new Word users may find it somewhat challenging to remove page numbers in Word for the first time. Therefore, in this article, Mytour will guide you on how to remove page numbering in a Word document when page numbers have already been added to the document.
Removing Page Numbers in Word, Omitting Page Numbering
Method 1:
On the Ribbon menu, select Insert >Page number >Remove Page Numbers
Immediately, all page numbers in the document will be removed.
Method 2:
Step 1: Double-click on the page number in the document
Step 2: Now the header and footer appear as shown below. Simply select and highlight the page number in the document and press the Delete button on the keyboard.
Thus, with just a few simple steps above, deleting page numbers in Word has become quite easy for you if you have mistakenly added page numbers to your document. Moreover, for documents using the Old, Even, Odd Page number insertion mode, after deleting on page 1, you need to continue deleting on page 2 using the second method above. Our article uses Word 2013 to perform the instructions, and with other versions of Word, you can still follow similar steps.
