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QuestionAnatomy and Physiology

The function labeled "Continue from previous section" is responsible for making headers or footers the same across sections while continuing the page numbering from one section to the next.

In a Microsoft Word document, you may want to divide your content into different sections for formatting purposes (e.g., changing the page orientation or paper size). When you create a new section, Word restarts the page numbering by default. However, sometimes you might want to continue numbering from the previous section to maintain consistent numbering throughout your document. Additionally, you may want to have consistent headers or footers across these sections, such as displaying chapter titles or author names. By using the "Continue from previous section" option, you ensure that the formatting remains consistent and coherent throughout the document.