While anything is possible that one is exteremly difficult and would require
extensive use of VBA macro code to make it happen. In short unless you are
kinda handy with code this is probably not going to happen.
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"UHAAdminAsst" wrote:

My spreadsheet has many columns and, therefore will not print all on one
page. I will tape two pieces together (i.e. Columns A thru J prints on first
page; columns K thru R print on second page). I want to print "Page 1" on
second page, "Page 2" on fourth page, "Page 3" on sixth page, etc. Can
anyone tell me if this is possible?