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I have a single excel sheet that I have to use to create multiple
reports by hiding specific columns (I have to use a single sheet, I cannot create multiple sheets and just link them together). Some of the reports need different headings such the report title and some other misc. info. I was wondering what the best way to include the different header info for each report. I tried just putting some of the things in the columns that will show for each report, but some of the columns are displayed on multiple reports. I tired using text boxes, but if I put borders around them and try to line them up they appear correct on the screen but do not print correctly. I suppose I could always remove the borders then the alignment wouldn't be as noticeable when printed. Is there any another solution for creating a header/title blocks that handles column hiding and that I can hide when necessary using VBA? Thanks, David |
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