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Copy printer setup to new sheet in workbook
Using Excel 2003. I create a new sheet every month (monthly health calendar).
I can copy the contents of the previous month as a starting point, but I have to enter the printer setup info from scratch every time - very tedious. Is there a way I can set the printer parms for the workbook, or copy them from one sheet to another? |
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Copy printer setup to new sheet in workbook
If you make your new sheet by copying an existing one (i.e. CTRL-drag a
sheet tab into the same workbook window) then you will have an exact copy and the printer setup parameters will be the same. You could do this with last month's sheet and then delete all the data on it, or set up a blank sheet to be used as a template for a new month. Hope this helps. Pete dougforester wrote: Using Excel 2003. I create a new sheet every month (monthly health calendar). I can copy the contents of the previous month as a starting point, but I have to enter the printer setup info from scratch every time - very tedious. Is there a way I can set the printer parms for the workbook, or copy them from one sheet to another? |
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