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I want to see where my page breaks are in Excel on every worksheet every
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See the help on "Customize how excel starts"
"Meema" wrote: I want to see where my page breaks are in Excel on every worksheet every time. I have to go to options and choose to view them each time. How can I make that a default option? |
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I just hit the print preview button and then close that preview window.
Meema wrote: I want to see where my page breaks are in Excel on every worksheet every time. I have to go to options and choose to view them each time. How can I make that a default option? -- Dave Peterson |
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