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How can I print my worksheet without the default numbering on the left next
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UNcheck "Print Row and Column headings" in Page Setup
Bren wrote: How can I print my worksheet without the default numbering on the left next to colum A. |
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Under page setup, Sheet tab, uncheck the "print row & column headings". Note
that if you want, you can define your own range of column(s) to repeat on each sheet. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Bren" wrote: How can I print my worksheet without the default numbering on the left next to colum A. |
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