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I have a user with a long list in Excel. She want to put in in 2 columns. So
that when whe prints, the list is two columns per printed page. I don't know of a way to do this without cutting and pasting. Any insight out there? |
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That's the only way. Give her a macro that does the cut/paste/print and reassemble to make this pretty painless. -- Jim "Sue Hughes" wrote in message ... |I have a user with a long list in Excel. She want to put in in 2 columns. So | that when whe prints, the list is two columns per printed page. | I don't know of a way to do this without cutting and pasting. | Any insight out there? |
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