There's nothing built into excel that will do this for you.

You could do it manually (a pain when row height changes--or rows change)--or
you could lower your requirements and let excel be excel.

ps. I've lowered my requirements lots of times. It doesn't hurt much after the
first few times <vbg.

ed wrote:

Can't seem to find this anywhe I have a worksheet with 6 long
columns of numbers that when printed may be anywhere from 15 to 25
rows per page due to rows of different heights. I conquered the "top
3 lines printed on every page" but can't figure out this problem. If I
let excel automatically size each page how do I put a subtotal at the
bottom of each page, and grand total at the end of the last page? I
want to imbed the subtotaling formulas so when I have finished
entering numbers and print the worksheet the totals will automaticlaly
be on every page. I prefer the total at the bottom of the page, not
the bottom of each column, which may not have numbers in all the rows.

Thanks mucho.

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Dave Peterson