Steve,

I think your solution or a variation of it may work. I've tried using a
linked picture but alignment is an issue between the pictures.

An alternative might be to create a "print" sheet of the original worksheet.
I want to keep the original contiguous columns for calculations. I always
get nervous when a macro breaks columns at specified rows for printing and
then "restores" them. Something can get lost in the translation ans you end
up with a #REF.

Conveniently I can divide these into 40 column segments for printing. So
create three print ranges - years 1 - 40 with footnote, years 41 - 80 with
footnote and then 81 - 120 with footnote. Macro will have to hide uneeded
rows and print the appropriate ranges
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DRK


"STEVE BELL" wrote:

Henry,

The text the OP supplied is too long for him to put in a footer. I tried
that. (unless versions 2k have something new)

The only thing I could think of is using code to place the text every so
many rows so that it would be part of the print range for each print range
on the sheet and than reassign the pagebreaks.

Don't know if the OP want's to get into this, but it wouldn't be too
difficult in code.

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"Henry" wrote in message
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DRK,

Have you considered putting the text in as a footer?

FilePage SetupHeader/Footer

Henry


"DRK" wrote in message
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The lawyers want me to put text llike this at the bottom of every page.
The
number of rows between the top rows to print and the bottom rows to print
will vary (of course). There can be one to many pages to be printed.
Obviously under Page Setup I can specifiy the rows to repeat at the top
of
the page. Is there a way to do the same for the bottom of the page?

If I use a macro to define a multiple print range, that second range
appears
on the next page.

I've also tried Tom Ogilvy's suggestion of using linked pictures. That's
the
best solution yet but I sometimes find the pictures aren't always
updated.
Any way to force a refresh of the picture?

Any chance Excel will ever have Rows to Repeat At Bottom?

Any ideas or solutions would be appreciated.

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DRK