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I have a spreadsheet that runs a program to populate rows based on
entries in another spreadsheet. I have 3 reports on one sheet (all with the same column headers, just different dates) and I would like to have my program fit the reports on one page if it can, but if one section is too long, say 14 rows, then print that section on a different page. How can I accomplish this??? Thanks! Shelley |
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Format Pages
Excel should do this automatically based on the settings you choose in page
setup. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "sbowman" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that runs a program to populate rows based on entries in another spreadsheet. I have 3 reports on one sheet (all with the same column headers, just different dates) and I would like to have my program fit the reports on one page if it can, but if one section is too long, say 14 rows, then print that section on a different page. How can I accomplish this??? Thanks! Shelley |
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