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Is there an option (or a simple programmatic way) to give a group of
cells an attribute that will force them to stay on the same page when printed? I have a sheet that essentially works as two print areas, side by side. The first part is a data entry area, and because of the way the entry works, I have that one all set. The second part, however, is generated by a script that reads the data entry fields, passes the values to some objects, and generates a report. The report varies in size and shape, but if possible, I would like to make it so that certain parts of it are not allowed to break across pages. The script already formats the cells, so if there was a formatting attribute I could set, that would be ideal. I can't find one, though. Does anyone have any other ideas? |
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