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I have a workbook in excel that has 3 spreadsheet tabs. I am selecting all 3
spreadheets and setting up a footer that has page # of #, that will print out and number continually all the pages (ex. 1 of 309, 2 of 309, etc). Problem, the numbering is correct but on some spreadsheets it is giving blank pages. Does all the settings as far as margins and the look of the spreadsheet have to be the same? This is why they were set up as 3 spreadsheets because of the different information. Thanks, |
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No, but most likely if you printed ONE of the spreadsheets, it would print
blank pages as well. You need to check the print areas of each sheet and correct it so it doesn't print any blank pages. Bob Umlas Excel MVP "Pam Coleman" wrote in message ... I have a workbook in excel that has 3 spreadsheet tabs. I am selecting all 3 spreadheets and setting up a footer that has page # of #, that will print out and number continually all the pages (ex. 1 of 309, 2 of 309, etc). Problem, the numbering is correct but on some spreadsheets it is giving blank pages. Does all the settings as far as margins and the look of the spreadsheet have to be the same? This is why they were set up as 3 spreadsheets because of the different information. Thanks, |
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