Page Break For Excel Mac Format Columns

Line break: Use a line break, also called a soft return, to start a new line without starting a new paragraph.

Page break: Use a page break (in a word-processing document only) to move a line of text to the top of the next page or to start typing on a new page.

You can also prevent single lines of text from appearing on their own at the bottom or top of a page (these are known as widows and orphans ).

Force text to the next line or page Click where you want the break to occur.

Do one of the following: For a line break: Click in the toolbar, then choose Line Break.

For a page break: Click in the toolbar, then choose Page Break.

When you insert a line break or page break, Pages inserts a formatting character called an invisible.

You can turn on invisibles in the document to see where special formatting is applied.

Prevent single lines of text from appearing at the top or bottom of a page You can prevent the first line of a paragraph from appearing alone at the bottom of a page (called a widow line ) or the last line of a paragraph from appearing alone at the top of a page (called an orphan line ).

Set how paragraphs break between pages Pages can automatically adjust how paragraphs break between pages in a document.

For example, you can make sure a heading and the next paragraph always appear on the same page.

Select any checkboxes in the Pagination Breaks section: Keep lines on same page: Keeps all lines of the paragraph on the same page.

Keep with next paragraph: Keeps the paragraph on the same page as the one that follows it.

Start paragraph on a new page: Moves the paragraph to the top of the next page.

Prevent widow and orphan lines: Prevents the first or last line of the paragraph from appearing alone on a page.

Remove a formatting break Click to the right of the formatting mark, then press Delete on your keyboard.

Page Break For Excel Mac Format Columns

See also Set tab stops in Pages on Mac Format columns of text in Pages on Mac Add and remove sections in Pages on Mac.