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From: Felix on 1 Feb 2010 17:25
Finally figured it out on my own:

I used the SECTIONPAGES field instead of the PAGE field... (as I give myself
a big pat on the back...;-).

"Felix" wrote:

> Hello,
>
> We have some procedures documents and manuals that use odd-page section
> breaks to separate chapters. Obviously, when a chapter ends on an odd page,
> Word adds a completely blank page before the next chapter. In order to
> eliminate this problem, we'd like to add a page with the mention "This page
> is intentionally blank." at the end of any chapter with an odd page count.
>
> I found a great article on the MVPs site by John McGhie:
>
> http://word.mvps.org/faqs/TblsFldsFms/InsEvnPgEndChap.htm
>
> It works great on some of our documents, but on others there is a problem.
> Some of our documents use section page numbering. I'm not 100% certain of
> exactly what's happening, but I'm pretty sure that the MOD operator is
> misinterpreting the page numbers. For example, if my chapter ends on page
> 1-5, the MOD operator seems to be calculating 1 minus 5 = -4 and dividing
> that by two, which returns the result "0" instead of "1". I've also tried an
> alternate method using the INT operator I found on word.tips.net:
>
> http://word.tips.net/Pages/T001870_Automatic_Blank_Pages_at_the_End_of_a_Section.html
>
> This didn't work either. I've been racking my brain trying to find a
> solution to this. Does anyone have any suggestions (short of changing the
> page-numbering scheme)?
>
> Thanks!
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