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Overview Install Get to Start Basic SDK Concept Formats Supported Load, Save Docx Preview Docx Word Conversion Document, Pages Process Document Builder Meil Merge Annotate Word Text Search Edit Images Word Thumbnail

C# Word Library
C# Word - Sort Word Pages Order in C#.NET


Support Customizing Page Order of Word Document in C# Project





RasterEdge C#.NET Word document page reordering control SDK (XDoc.Word) is a thread-safe .NET library that can be used to adjust the Word document pages order. This Word document page reorganizing control condenses quick Word page sorting functions into a compact library, which is compatible with .NET-compliant programming language C#.

Using this C#.NET Word document page reorganizing library control, developers can swap or adjust the order of all or several Word document pages, or just change the position of certain one Word page in an extremely easy and quick way using C# code.

Besides C#.NET Word document page sorting function, RasterEdge has also offered other .NET Word page processing functions, like Word documents merging, Word page rotating, Word image extracting, Word page inserting, Word page deleting and Word document splitting.


Swap Two Word Pages Position Using C#



You may choose two pages of Word file and exchange their position. 

String filepath = @"";
String outPutFilePath = @"";
DOCXDocument doc = new DOCXDocument(filepath);

// Swap page 0 and page 1.
doc.SwapTwoPages(0, 1);

// Save Word document.
doc.Save(outPutFilePath);


Sort Multiple Word Pages with a Certain Order in C#.NET



Use C# sample code below to sort several pages of Word file to your desired order. 

//  get WordDocument object from a source file
String inputFilePath = Program.RootPath + "\\" + "1.docx";
DOCXDocument doc = new DOCXDocument(inputFilePath);

//  show page count of the document
int pageCount = doc.GetPageCount();
Console.WriteLine("Page Count: " + pageCount);

//  define the new order for all pages
//  1. the length of the array MUST BE equal to pageCount
//  2. each page index SHOULD be in the array and only once
//  otherwise, the method would throw exception
int[] pageOrders = new int[] { 1, 3, 0, 5, 4, 6, 2 };
doc.SortPage(pageOrders);

//  save the WordDocument
String outputFilePath = Program.RootPath + "\\" + "Output.docx";
doc.Save(outputFilePath);