Remove space before footer in Microsoft Word on Mac - ms-word

I want to remove space before footer in word file. I am using 15.37 version of Word on Macbook. I have tried the method mentioned in https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2010se-word/how-can-i-remove-the-space-above-the-footnote/6bcb9853-74d9-41c0-afd3-9a5c3394171c?page=1&auth=1 but still not solved.
I want to remove space mentioned in red box and it only appears on the first page only.
I have also attached the screenshot of my paragraph setting. Thanks in advance.

You can go to Header and Footer section in Word. Adjust Footer from Bottom in the top-right corner. It will reduce the space between actual text and footer section.

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