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How to Move, Reorder, and Rearrange Pages in Microsoft Word

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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Microsoft Word is a word processing software that is widely used by professionals, students, and individuals for various purposes. One of the essential functions of Microsoft Word is page management. Knowing how to move, reorder, and rearrange pages can help you create a more organized and polished document. In this article, we will discuss three ways to move, reorder, and rearrange pages in Microsoft Word.

Method 1: Using the Navigation pane

The Navigation pane is a useful tool that allows you to view and manage your document’s structure. Here’s how to use it to move, reorder or rearrange pages.

Step 1: Open Microsoft Word and go to the “View” tab.

Step 2: Click the “Navigation Pane” checkbox to open it.

Step 3: In the Navigation Pane, you can see the document structure, including headings and pages.

Step 4: To move a page, click and drag it to the desired location in the Navigation Pane.

Step 5: Release the mouse button to drop the page to its new location.

Method 2: Using the Page Thumbnails

The Page Thumbnails feature in Microsoft Word displays all the pages’ thumbnails, making it easy to move, reorder or rearrange pages.

Step 1: Open Microsoft Word and go to the “View” tab.

Step 2: Click the “Page Thumbnails” checkbox to open the thumbnail view.

Step 3: To move a page, click and drag the page thumbnail to the desired location in the page thumbnail view.

Step 4: Release the mouse button to drop the page to its new location.

Method 3: Using the “Cut” and “Paste” commands

If you prefer using the “Cut” and “Paste” commands, you can use them to move a page in Microsoft Word.

Step 1: Open Microsoft Word and go to the page you want to move.

Step 2: Select the entire page or part of the content you want to move.

Step 3: Press “CTRL+X” or go to “Edit” and click “Cut” to cut the content.

Step 4: Move to the desired location in the document.

Step 5: Press “CTRL+V” or go to “Edit” and click “Paste” to paste the content.

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