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I want to repeat Row 3, Columns A-G at the top of each page when it prints.
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In File | Page Setup select the Sheet tab and you will see a box Rows
to Repeat at Top - just enter your row(s) here. Ensure that you exclude
them from the print range, otherwise they will appear twice on the
first page.

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I want to repeat Row 3, Columns A-G at the top of each page when it prints.
How is that done?


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File - Page Setup - Sheet - Rows to Repeat at Top
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How is that done?

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