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I would like to print the same column "AB" on 2 different pages. It would be
the last column printed on the first page and the first column printed on the
second page.

Any suggestions?
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Default "print columns"

I don't think there's any way of doing that through the printing process, so
your best way would be to insert an extra column AC, and set each cell to be
the same as the corresponding cell in column AB. Then you'd need to set the
page setup to an appropriate size so that AB would be the last column on the
1st page.
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I would like to print the same column "AB" on 2 different pages. It would
be
the last column printed on the first page and the first column printed on
the
second page.

Any suggestions?



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