On the first page of your document, if you are copying text, and you have a page number you want to reference as a guide, highlight the text you want to copy. Then, copy it to the page you need, which will allow you to find it later. On the first page of your document, if you are adding data, and you want to refer to any data, then use the Insert > Page Number command to add page numbers. Under page numbers, you can enter numbers in a range, choose From, choose Table, and select From Table. Tip: If you want to enter numbers in a specific row of the Table tab, and don't want to enter them in the Table menu, you can click the column header and choose From Table from the menu. If you have copied text, and you want to reference this copied text elsewhere, highlight the copy and choose Insert > Page Number. Now, you can use any starting page as a reference. To add page numbers: · On the Insert tab, click Page Number. · Open the Top of Page, Bottom of Page, or Page Margins menu, depending on where you Page Count: From Page to Page — Library Tutorials Sep 29, 2024 — If you are adding text or data, the page count should be from the first page to the last page. Tip: If your page count is from the first page to the last page, then you should highlight each section on the first page. After you select the text you want to copy, right-click the copied section and choose To add to (in this case, to the first page.) To add page numbers: · On the Insert tab, click Page Number. · Paste the copied text into the text box, under a number you selected in step 3. · Choose Table from the menu to insert the data. To add page numbers: · On the Insert tab, click Page Number. · Select the section of the document you want to add to page numbers by clicking the right sidebar arrow. · Paste the copied text into the text box, under a number you selected in step 3. · Click Add to (in this case, the first page.) How to add page numbers: · On the Insert tab, click Page Number. · Click on any page to open the Insert menu.