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Default Footes - Automaticly print on every print job - Excel 2007

Is there a way to set print options to always print a footer even on existing
files? I'd like to get the file name and location on every file I print
without needing to tell it to do it. Excel 2007

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You can't set new defaults on pre-existing files. However, what you could do
is setup a printing macro that sets up a footer with file name and location,
and then prints file. Setup a shortcut key, (in your case, you might even
want to use Ctrl+p) and then save the macro in your personal workbook (the
one XL loads everytime). Now, everytime you load XL, that macro should get
loaded, and you can use it to print pre-exisitng files with your desired
footer.
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Is there a way to set print options to always print a footer even on existing
files? I'd like to get the file name and location on every file I print
without needing to tell it to do it. Excel 2007

Thanks
John

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