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Page Break Preview
When I add rows in Excel, the page break does not seem to be adjusting
automatically. Every time I add a few rows, I have to go back into Page Break Preview and manually slide down the blue bar down. Is there any way that this could happen automatically??? I would appreciate any feedback and thanks in advance for your help. wnfisba |
Page Break Preview
Maybe it's time to reset the print area:
File|Print Area|Clear Print Area wnfisba wrote: When I add rows in Excel, the page break does not seem to be adjusting automatically. Every time I add a few rows, I have to go back into Page Break Preview and manually slide down the blue bar down. Is there any way that this could happen automatically??? I would appreciate any feedback and thanks in advance for your help. wnfisba -- Dave Peterson |
Page Break Preview
Do you need page breaks? It is better to put one page of data on each
worksheet. then when you print check the Entire worksheet box. Page breaks automatically get inserted between worksheets. "wnfisba" wrote: When I add rows in Excel, the page break does not seem to be adjusting automatically. Every time I add a few rows, I have to go back into Page Break Preview and manually slide down the blue bar down. Is there any way that this could happen automatically??? I would appreciate any feedback and thanks in advance for your help. wnfisba |
Page Break Preview
That was it Dave!
Thanks! You learn something new everyday! Sometimes I feel like such an Excel novice. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe it's time to reset the print area: File|Print Area|Clear Print Area wnfisba wrote: When I add rows in Excel, the page break does not seem to be adjusting automatically. Every time I add a few rows, I have to go back into Page Break Preview and manually slide down the blue bar down. Is there any way that this could happen automatically??? I would appreciate any feedback and thanks in advance for your help. wnfisba -- Dave Peterson |
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