There are a few different techniques in Microsoft Word to remove an entire page from a document.
It is essential to remember that there is no shortcut key in Word for removing a whole page.
Whether a page contains text on it or not will also affect how to remove it.
Select one of the alternatives listed below for how to remove a page in Microsoft Word.
Select every piece of text on the page to remove it
If a Word document has a page with text on it that you wish to remove, remove the text from that page first.
- Navigate to the page you wish to remove in the Word document.
- Highlight each and every word on the page.
- To erase the text, hit the Delete key on your keyboard.
- Press Backspace to remove any pages that are still there after all text has been removed.
Use the Backspace key to delete
You can use Backspace to remove a page from a Word document if the page you wish to remove is blank.
- Navigate to the page you wish to remove from the Word document.
- Position the text cursor at the end of the page, scroll to the bottom and click the bottom right corner of that page.
- Press Backspace a few times to completely remove the page.
Delete using the Delete key
You may use Delete in Word to remove a page from a document if the page is empty.
- Navigate to the page you wish to remove from the Word document.
- The text cursor will appear at the top of the page when you click the mouse on the top left corner of the screen.
- Press Delete one or more times.