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Dear all,
I have a pivot table where format are displayed as follows: Branch A Item 1 $100 Item 2 $200 Branch B Item 2 $200 Branch C Item 3 $300 Since there are so many items for each branch, several pages are needed for printing. We hope a new branch use a new page to print. So, is there any method to do? Use VBA is also OK. Thanks! Polly |
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you might look at the Data=Subtotals command in the menus
this would compute a subtotal for each branch (if that is what you grouped on), but that might be good as well. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Polly" wrote in message ... Dear all, I have a pivot table where format are displayed as follows: Branch A Item 1 $100 Item 2 $200 Branch B Item 2 $200 Branch C Item 3 $300 Since there are so many items for each branch, several pages are needed for printing. We hope a new branch use a new page to print. So, is there any method to do? Use VBA is also OK. Thanks! Polly |
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Double-click on the Branch field button
Click the Layout button Add a check mark to 'Insert page break after each item' Polly wrote: I have a pivot table where format are displayed as follows: Branch A Item 1 $100 Item 2 $200 Branch B Item 2 $200 Branch C Item 3 $300 Since there are so many items for each branch, several pages are needed for printing. We hope a new branch use a new page to print. So, is there any method to do? Use VBA is also OK. Thanks! -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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Sorry, missed that you had a pivot table.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... you might look at the Data=Subtotals command in the menus this would compute a subtotal for each branch (if that is what you grouped on), but that might be good as well. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Polly" wrote in message ... Dear all, I have a pivot table where format are displayed as follows: Branch A Item 1 $100 Item 2 $200 Branch B Item 2 $200 Branch C Item 3 $300 Since there are so many items for each branch, several pages are needed for printing. We hope a new branch use a new page to print. So, is there any method to do? Use VBA is also OK. Thanks! Polly |
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Thank you both of you!
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