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Brian

Printing a heading on each new page when printing
 
I'm trying to find out if there is a way of having a heading that I have on
my first page repeated on the top of every page when I print out the
document. At the moment I'm having to inseert the heading at the top of each
page and if I start inserting new columns it means adjusting the page break
each time?

Niek Otten

Printing a heading on each new page when printing
 
FilePage setupSheet tab, Rows to repeat at top

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Brian" wrote in message ...
| I'm trying to find out if there is a way of having a heading that I have on
| my first page repeated on the top of every page when I print out the
| document. At the moment I'm having to inseert the heading at the top of each
| page and if I start inserting new columns it means adjusting the page break
| each time?



Allllen

Printing a heading on each new page when printing
 
Do it with View Header and Footer.
Then it doesn't matter what columns you add in.

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Allllen


"Brian" wrote:

I'm trying to find out if there is a way of having a heading that I have on
my first page repeated on the top of every page when I print out the
document. At the moment I'm having to inseert the heading at the top of each
page and if I start inserting new columns it means adjusting the page break
each time?


David Biddulph

Printing a heading on each new page when printing
 
Page setup/ Sheet/ Rows to repeat at top.
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David Biddulph

"Brian" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to find out if there is a way of having a heading that I have
on
my first page repeated on the top of every page when I print out the
document. At the moment I'm having to inseert the heading at the top of
each
page and if I start inserting new columns it means adjusting the page
break
each time?





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