How to determine if TypeParagraph results in a new page?

[Frederick Wilson]

Hello,

I am using MS Access to create a word document. All is well except some
of my grouped data results in the group name being on one page and the
group contents flowing over to another page.

I think if I can determine if the TypeParagraph is resulting in a new
page I can place the group name on this new page before it continues to
list the group items.

This is what it is doing.
Group A
Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
------PAGE-----
Item 4
Item 5

This is what I want
Group A
Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
------PAGE-----
Group A
Item 4
Item 5

Thanks,
Fred

 

[Howard Kaikow]

Hello,

I am using MS Access to create a word document. All is well except some
of my grouped data results in the group name being on one page and the
group contents flowing over to another page.

I think if I can determine if the TypeParagraph is resulting in a new
page I can place the group name on this new page before it continues to
list the group items.

This is what it is doing.
Group A
Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
------PAGE-----
Item 4
Item 5

This is what I want
Group A
Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
------PAGE-----
Group A
Item 4
Item 5

Thanks,
Fred

Test whether line is on a new page AFTER output.
If needed, go back and insert the appropriate line.

 

[Frederick Wilson]

Test whether line is on a new page AFTER output.
If needed, go back and insert the appropriate line.

I understand the concept but not the commands

 

[Howard Kaikow]

I understand the concept but not the commands

The relevant concepts are likely in a Word VBA book such as Steve Roman's
Writing Word Macros.
See http://www.standards.com/index.html?WordVBABooks.