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Landscape Portrait
Good Afternoon,
I have a pricelist in an excel worksheet that I print out in portrait ,however I have to add new pages that I need to setup in landscape in the same sheet is this possible please ??? and if so how is it done many thanks Tim |
Landscape Portrait
Hi,
I think the only way you can do this is with different print ranges. Which means you can print one range in portrait, define a second range and set that to Landscape and print it and so on. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "tim" wrote: Good Afternoon, I have a pricelist in an excel worksheet that I print out in portrait ,however I have to add new pages that I need to setup in landscape in the same sheet is this possible please ??? and if so how is it done many thanks Tim |
Landscape Portrait
Is there a reason why you don't put the second table on a second worksheet?
I'm gonna guess that if you wanted to print one portion portrait and one portion landscape, then the data is not laid out the same way. And even if the data is related, if it doesn't match layout, I'd put it on a different worksheet. It would make inserting or deleting rows and columns much easier (safer!). tim wrote: Good Afternoon, I have a pricelist in an excel worksheet that I print out in portrait ,however I have to add new pages that I need to setup in landscape in the same sheet is this possible please ??? and if so how is it done many thanks Tim -- Dave Peterson |
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