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I am needing to set a page border in excel. If I just draw a border around
the whole page, it works, until I have to go back and insert a record later. Obviously it moves everything down, including the drawn border. What I need is to basically have a permanent border around a set print area. Can this be done? I have searched this topic and it has been asked, but not clearly answered. I know you geniuses know the answer!!! Thanks! |
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How about drawing your border, and then set the Print Area to include only
that area. Next under Page Setup, set it to "Fit to 1 Pg wide by 1 Pg Tall". You will be albel to insert new rows and keep the border. Once you reach a row count that would normaly cause a addition of a new page, the area will be reduced in size (font and all) to keep fitting on oen page. If this is not acceptabel, the only other way i knwo of doing it would be to create a macro. Or just redraw the border when you add records. "Kycajun" wrote: I am needing to set a page border in excel. If I just draw a border around the whole page, it works, until I have to go back and insert a record later. Obviously it moves everything down, including the drawn border. What I need is to basically have a permanent border around a set print area. Can this be done? I have searched this topic and it has been asked, but not clearly answered. I know you geniuses know the answer!!! Thanks! |
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I'm not sure if this answers your question, but it may be helpful.
If you display page breaks, it looks like a border on the worksheet, in that it delineates the printed area with a dashed line. You can automatically show page breaks on all worksheets within a workbook by pasting the following subroutine into a module of the workbook. Sub Auto_Open() Dim wksht As Worksheet For Each wksht In Worksheets wksht.DisplayPageBreaks = True Next wksht End Sub "Kycajun" wrote: I am needing to set a page border in excel. If I just draw a border around the whole page, it works, until I have to go back and insert a record later. Obviously it moves everything down, including the drawn border. What I need is to basically have a permanent border around a set print area. Can this be done? I have searched this topic and it has been asked, but not clearly answered. I know you geniuses know the answer!!! Thanks! |
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I'm gonna go with Wiley's suggestion for now. It works ~ somewhat ~ how I
want it to. Thanks for the responses! "Wiley" wrote: How about drawing your border, and then set the Print Area to include only that area. Next under Page Setup, set it to "Fit to 1 Pg wide by 1 Pg Tall". You will be albel to insert new rows and keep the border. Once you reach a row count that would normaly cause a addition of a new page, the area will be reduced in size (font and all) to keep fitting on oen page. If this is not acceptabel, the only other way i knwo of doing it would be to create a macro. Or just redraw the border when you add records. "Kycajun" wrote: I am needing to set a page border in excel. If I just draw a border around the whole page, it works, until I have to go back and insert a record later. Obviously it moves everything down, including the drawn border. What I need is to basically have a permanent border around a set print area. Can this be done? I have searched this topic and it has been asked, but not clearly answered. I know you geniuses know the answer!!! Thanks! |
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