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Have you tried using custom views instead of adding a new worksheet? You
could create multiple custom views, each with different rows and/or columns hidden (and, of course, a view with nothing hidden). Will "Sarah" wrote: I have a worksheet that i need to adjust and print a lot but I only need to print certain rows and data. Rather than adjusting the print area multiple times i used a new worksheet and refered those cells to the original. This works ok except for the fact that when i insert a row in the original worksheet it doesn't insert or refer in the second worksheet. Is there a way to do this? It there a better way to set it up? Thanks a lot S |
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