Different Headers On Different Pages-Microsoft Word Tutorial

In this video, I show you how to get different headers on different pages in Microsoft Word. Sometimes, you have a Word document that would look better with different headers in it. The easiest way to do that is to separate the Word document into different sections, and unlink each section from the previous one. Once you've done that, you can add different headers to each section of the document!

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[IonianYasuo]

I don't know who of Microsofts developers thought that it would be a good idea to overwrite all of the page's headers.

[wbegradio]

I have been trying to get my book paginated correctly for over a week by people who claimed to be experts at it. All of them failed. I tried to do it myself today and it took me nearly 10 hours to get the headers right (different chapter headers with no headers on chapter pages) until I saw your video. Thank you very much for this man. You are a life saver. I pray many blessings upon you. Now, I have to try to figure out how to put the page numbers throughout the document without having them on the Chapter pages as well. Wish me luck.

[brycebennett]

You are the best person in existence. I’ve never used Microsoft word before this year, and have an essay due. I couldn’t for the life of me figure this out.

Thank you!

[collinmcgee]

Thank you so much Kermit. This has really helped me finish my word document.

[tengkualiff]

You sir are a hero to students.

Also, to those who have the Page Layout -> Breaks section greyed out, simply go out of Header/Footer and click back on the body of the page.

[zadiemarr]

Listen, can we take a moment to appreciate the forward thinkers out there who selflessly share these tips so that when, lil simpletons like myself, is suddenly burdened with a financial statement that their Manager needs finalized, can then YouTube the issue and have it rectified?! Sending immense gratitude via the airwaves to you sir.

[wild]

Instructions are simple, easy to follow and understand. It's very helpful.

Thank you very much for this!

[mbrennessel]

Amazing how simple this was vs how hard it was to find the method. Much appreciated!

[kiikiikatt]

Amazing, thank you! I love to do side bars with different text and this worked like a charm, no need to constantly try and align text boxes in the margins any more, thank you!!

[jasonderousselle]

JESUS IN HEAVEN!! Thank you so much for that very simple and effective explanation that so many other YouTubers seem to have to complicate beyond belief. Kudos bro.

[Tarantula_Fangs]

Dude, I'm ALWAYS messing up my papers and this video is a God send! Thank you for posting this dummy proof segment, where even I can't mess it up, lol. Now I can finally start to write a 8 page paper with no problems. 🤣

[kaganayhan]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! YOU SAVED HOURS OF MY LIFE!

[laibakhan]

Great job done in just 2mints ...well done keep it up

[majchrzak]

Thank you SO much! Lifesaver tonight for my paper. Other people would take forever to get to the point.

[seereebee]

Didn't work for me. It still changes every section even if they aren't linked.

[IridologyEducation]

Thank you! yours was the only video I found that talked about unlinking headers and footers from previous sections, and that was exactly the information I needed to get the job done :)

[bestone]

very quick and straight to the point. even years later. God bless you bruv.

[z_htdja]

i have been figuring this out for a year, and whallahhh, i found this short straitforward answer. Thanks a lot, and may you be generously rewarded in return.

[humanbeing]

I have a different version of Word and the menu items are not the same but it worked - thank you! The tricky part was in the beginning - which you showed very quickly - getting OUT of the header section to the body of the paper to make the section break. Then it works.

[robluce]

Thank you so much, holy crap who would've thought it would be in the LAYOUT tab instead of the header&footer tab