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Here's my latest puzzle:
I have a form in Excel 2003 that is populated by word-wrapped text fields with a variable length (and ultimately variable height). I have a macro that will auto-fit row height on these fields to make things tidy. The form also has something equivalent to a footer that I need to force to the bottom of a printed page. I manually accomplish this by stretching the last row, and checking page-preview to confirm that footer is the last thing on page 1. Is there a way to poll excel for the number of pages a spreadsheet will take if printed? With this, I could write a macro to incrementally decrease a row height until the number of pages falls to 1. Using a word mailmerge or proper excel footers is not really practical in this case. Any hints would be appreciated. |
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