How to print a worksheet but number the pages by workbook
I am printing a workbook with 6 worksheet of 6 pages each. I need to print a
worksheet but have the pages numbers done by workbook. ie instead of 1 of 3, in need to have 6 of 38 |
Frank
Let me try to get this. You have one workbook with six worksheets. Right? Each worksheet will produce 6 printed pages. Right? You want the pages numbered 1 of 36, 2 of 36, etc. Assume 38 was a typo. Right? Select all 6 sheets by selecting first one then SHIFT + Click on sheet six. Do your page setup and Header/footer setup on the first sheet then "print". Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 06:01:03 -0800, "Frank Clayton" <Frank wrote: I am printing a workbook with 6 worksheet of 6 pages each. I need to print a worksheet but have the pages numbers done by workbook. ie instead of 1 of 3, in need to have 6 of 38 |
And if you know how many printed sheets there are, couldn't you just type that
in the header/footer. Instead of using: &[Page] of &[Pages] use &[Page] of 36 (or 38??) Frank Clayton wrote: I am printing a workbook with 6 worksheet of 6 pages each. I need to print a worksheet but have the pages numbers done by workbook. ie instead of 1 of 3, in need to have 6 of 38 -- Dave Peterson |
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