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Hi @SteveD
You can use a VBA macro to locate “Racebase” and move the paragraph containing it to the top of the same page.
The macro should first find the text, determine which page it is on, and then cut and paste the entire paragraph at the beginning of that page. Please note that moving the paragraph may cause the surrounding text to reflow, so I recommend testing the macro on a backup copy of the document first.
If you want to move only the word “Racebase” rather than the entire paragraph, please let us know.
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