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Default 1st page only Headers & Footers


I would not be suprised at all to discover that someone has already
addressed this, however, I've been digging around for several hours and
haven't found it yet. :)

I am attempting to modify an Excel workbook so that the center header
prints only on the first page and the center footer only prints on the
first page. Both the header and footer consist only of a graphic,
nothing else. I need it to print only on the 1st page whether I'm
printing just the first page of one sheet, or a couple of pages of one
sheet, or the entire workbook. I have found some code online and from
friends, but it never seems to work correctly. Either that, or I'm
pasting it in incorrectly. I've been fighting with this for weeks,
please help me!

Thanks in advance -

E


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