# Page Break

If you are generating an **item level document** and want each item (including the SubItem table) to start on a new page, you can add a page break to your document.

Here´s how it works:

1. Open your .docx template in Microsoft Word.
2. **Highlight the {{TableEnd:Items}}** placeholder located below your SubItems table.
3. Right-click it and select **'Paragraph'.**
4. In the dialog that opens, go to the **'Line and Page Breaks'** tab.
5. Under ‘**Pagination**', enable the option '**Page break before'**.

Of course, you can place the page break somewhere else if you're not using a SubItems table – for example, below the Item table.

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