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Default How do I enter a line at the foot of each page?

I am putting together a booklet of data which will be spread over 37 plus
pages. Whilst it is easy to get the column headings to repeat on each page, I
want to line to appear at the bottom of each page where the page break is
which will seperate the main data from an additional line of explanation I
have entered as a footer.

Whilst I am aware that I could use Print Preview and place lines at the
bottom of each row where the page break is, this will mean that any time I
insert a row, my lines will be thrown out. I have had a good look around the
help and cannot find anything, but it is something so straightforward that it
ought to be possible.

Suggestions welcome. I don't mind how I do it, as long as at the end of the
day I get my lines to move with the page breaks.

Thanks
 
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