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Damse in Distress Need Help!!!
Hey there, I am in need of some assistance with a workbook, here is the
scenario: We have a multiple sheet workbook, each worksheet is multiple pages. We want to override the footer function to put our own page numbers. So if there are 25 worksheets, each worksheet having 3 pages each, we want it to say 1 of 25, 2 of 25, 3 of 25, etc. Instead it is say 1 of 3, 2 of 3, 3 of 3. Any suggestions. S |
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Damse in Distress Need Help!!!
Won't it be 1 of 75, 2 of 75 etc that you want?
Try this, but do a Print Preview first, before committing it to be printed out: Group all sheets together - an easy way is to select the first sheet, then hold down <Shift and click the last sheet, or you can right-click on the tab and select Group All Sheets. Now when you do File | Print Preview and click the Next button several times, does the footer show 1 of 75, 2 of 75 etc? If it does what you want, then you can click Print. Don't forget to ungroup the sheets when you have finished (right-click a sheet tab). Hope this helps. Pete SP wrote: Hey there, I am in need of some assistance with a workbook, here is the scenario: We have a multiple sheet workbook, each worksheet is multiple pages. We want to override the footer function to put our own page numbers. So if there are 25 worksheets, each worksheet having 3 pages each, we want it to say 1 of 25, 2 of 25, 3 of 25, etc. Instead it is say 1 of 3, 2 of 3, 3 of 3. Any suggestions. S |
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Damse in Distress Need Help!!!
Pete, that works, thank you!! I am no longer in Distress :)
"Pete_UK" wrote in message ups.com... Won't it be 1 of 75, 2 of 75 etc that you want? Try this, but do a Print Preview first, before committing it to be printed out: Group all sheets together - an easy way is to select the first sheet, then hold down <Shift and click the last sheet, or you can right-click on the tab and select Group All Sheets. Now when you do File | Print Preview and click the Next button several times, does the footer show 1 of 75, 2 of 75 etc? If it does what you want, then you can click Print. Don't forget to ungroup the sheets when you have finished (right-click a sheet tab). Hope this helps. Pete SP wrote: Hey there, I am in need of some assistance with a workbook, here is the scenario: We have a multiple sheet workbook, each worksheet is multiple pages. We want to override the footer function to put our own page numbers. So if there are 25 worksheets, each worksheet having 3 pages each, we want it to say 1 of 25, 2 of 25, 3 of 25, etc. Instead it is say 1 of 3, 2 of 3, 3 of 3. Any suggestions. S |
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Damse in Distress Need Help!!!
Ok, thanks for feeding back.
Pete SP wrote: Pete, that works, thank you!! I am no longer in Distress :) "Pete_UK" wrote in message ups.com... Won't it be 1 of 75, 2 of 75 etc that you want? Try this, but do a Print Preview first, before committing it to be printed out: Group all sheets together - an easy way is to select the first sheet, then hold down <Shift and click the last sheet, or you can right-click on the tab and select Group All Sheets. Now when you do File | Print Preview and click the Next button several times, does the footer show 1 of 75, 2 of 75 etc? If it does what you want, then you can click Print. Don't forget to ungroup the sheets when you have finished (right-click a sheet tab). Hope this helps. Pete SP wrote: Hey there, I am in need of some assistance with a workbook, here is the scenario: We have a multiple sheet workbook, each worksheet is multiple pages. We want to override the footer function to put our own page numbers. So if there are 25 worksheets, each worksheet having 3 pages each, we want it to say 1 of 25, 2 of 25, 3 of 25, etc. Instead it is say 1 of 3, 2 of 3, 3 of 3. Any suggestions. S |
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