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I would like to alternate footer layout in an Excel document. Is this possible?
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If you are printing multiple pages from a single worksheet, the answer is NO,
unfortunately. If you have one printed page per worksheet, you can manually set up a footer for each sheet, and alternate from one worksheet to the next. It's quite a bit of trouble, though "Bee" wrote: I would like to alternate footer layout in an Excel document. Is this possible? |
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You could use VBA code to print your alternate footers.
See Ron de Bruin's site for code. http://www.rondebruin.nl/print.htm#Header Adjust to suit. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 22:06:03 -0700, Bee wrote: I would like to alternate footer layout in an Excel document. Is this possible? |
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With such advanced technology today, Excel should already have this function
- or so one would think! I'm hoping Microsoft will develop this function as it will save me hours of work! "Duke Carey" wrote: If you are printing multiple pages from a single worksheet, the answer is NO, unfortunately. If you have one printed page per worksheet, you can manually set up a footer for each sheet, and alternate from one worksheet to the next. It's quite a bit of trouble, though "Bee" wrote: I would like to alternate footer layout in an Excel document. Is this possible? |
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