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How do I use section breaks in excel?
I work with very large files with many different areas in each sheet that
could benefit from the use of sections breaks, like those used in Word to separate sections that you want to format differently. i.e. to use different headers and footers, different page orientation when printing (portrait vs. landscape), different print ranges, etc. Is this functionality available in excel? If so, how do I use it? Thanks |
How do I use section breaks in excel?
If the data is on a single worksheet, you'll have to change the orientation and
header/footers each time you print one of the different areas (or have a macro do it for you). I've found it much easier to just put each section on a different sheet and set up each sheet the way I want. Cheeseman wrote: I work with very large files with many different areas in each sheet that could benefit from the use of sections breaks, like those used in Word to separate sections that you want to format differently. i.e. to use different headers and footers, different page orientation when printing (portrait vs. landscape), different print ranges, etc. Is this functionality available in excel? If so, how do I use it? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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