setting page breaks.
 

My spreadsheet is long and thin so only need to think about horizontal page
breaks.

I want to say fit to X pages vertically with the pages breaks here, here and
here.

I am using .PageSetup.FitToPagesTall = X

and .HPageBreaks(P).Location = .Cells(B4row, 1)

P is the Pth pagebreak and B4row is the row I want the break before. (Have
tried this as a range as well as a cell)

Excel just ignores my efforts

any suggestions??

setting page breaks.
 

Fit to pages ignores pagebreaks. - just to confirm you observations.

If you want to set the pagebreaks, then you have to control the layout. If
you want excel to control the layout, then it sets the pagebreaks.

You might try setting the pagebreaks and then playing with the zoom setting
until your pagebreak matches the automatic pagebreak.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Rod" wrote:

My spreadsheet is long and thin so only need to think about horizontal page
breaks.

I want to say fit to X pages vertically with the pages breaks here, here and
here.

I am using .PageSetup.FitToPagesTall = X

and .HPageBreaks(P).Location = .Cells(B4row, 1)

P is the Pth pagebreak and B4row is the row I want the break before. (Have
tried this as a range as well as a cell)

Excel just ignores my efforts

any suggestions??

setting page breaks.
 

smart idea, ta

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
Fit to pages ignores pagebreaks. - just to confirm you observations.

If you want to set the pagebreaks, then you have to control the layout.
If
you want excel to control the layout, then it sets the pagebreaks.

You might try setting the pagebreaks and then playing with the zoom
setting
until your pagebreak matches the automatic pagebreak.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Rod" wrote:

My spreadsheet is long and thin so only need to think about horizontal
page
breaks.

I want to say fit to X pages vertically with the pages breaks here, here
and
here.

I am using .PageSetup.FitToPagesTall = X

and .HPageBreaks(P).Location = .Cells(B4row, 1)

P is the Pth pagebreak and B4row is the row I want the break before.
(Have
tried this as a range as well as a cell)

Excel just ignores my efforts

any suggestions??

setting page breaks.
 

xl2002+ respects those pagebreaks with fit to pages set (well, when you leave
one of the tall or wide boxes empty).

A nice enhancement.

(I'm using xl2003, but I think I noticed this in xl2002, too, er, also <vbg.)

Tom Ogilvy wrote:

Fit to pages ignores pagebreaks. - just to confirm you observations.

If you want to set the pagebreaks, then you have to control the layout. If
you want excel to control the layout, then it sets the pagebreaks.

You might try setting the pagebreaks and then playing with the zoom setting
until your pagebreak matches the automatic pagebreak.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Rod" wrote:

My spreadsheet is long and thin so only need to think about horizontal page
breaks.

I want to say fit to X pages vertically with the pages breaks here, here and
here.

I am using .PageSetup.FitToPagesTall = X

and .HPageBreaks(P).Location = .Cells(B4row, 1)

P is the Pth pagebreak and B4row is the row I want the break before. (Have
tried this as a range as well as a cell)

Excel just ignores my efforts

any suggestions??





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Dave Peterson