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Is there a way to set different margins for each page?
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No, not through the options available through the Excel menus/buttons.
You can do so through a macro. "Becky" wrote: Is there a way to set different margins for each page? |
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Thanks for the info. I am in trouble here. I have no clue what a macro is.
Any ideas where i can get some easy and good help? Thank you. "Sheeloo" wrote: No, not through the options available through the Excel menus/buttons. You can do so through a macro. "Becky" wrote: Is there a way to set different margins for each page? |
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Becky,
Can you split your pages into different worksheets? Since you need different margins on different pages, it is likely that you have different type of data in different areas of the worksheet. It will be easier for you to split. Can you share the file? "Becky" wrote: Thanks for the info. I am in trouble here. I have no clue what a macro is. Any ideas where i can get some easy and good help? Thank you. "Sheeloo" wrote: No, not through the options available through the Excel menus/buttons. You can do so through a macro. "Becky" wrote: Is there a way to set different margins for each page? |
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I'm not sure if i should split it. I need it all to be 1 worksheet when I
have to e-mail it. Yes, I can share the file. Thanks "Sheeloo" wrote: Becky, Can you split your pages into different worksheets? Since you need different margins on different pages, it is likely that you have different type of data in different areas of the worksheet. It will be easier for you to split. Can you share the file? "Becky" wrote: Thanks for the info. I am in trouble here. I have no clue what a macro is. Any ideas where i can get some easy and good help? Thank you. "Sheeloo" wrote: No, not through the options available through the Excel menus/buttons. You can do so through a macro. "Becky" wrote: Is there a way to set different margins for each page? |
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id is to_sheeloo and domain hotmail.com "Becky" wrote: I've sent the file to you. Thanks so much. "Sheeloo" wrote: Pl. send the file to the following address after removing all Xs... Also the details of the margins required... I suggest you break your pages columnwise... meaning that have first page in Col A-M (say), next page adjacent to that and so on. That way you can adjust your column width to mimic margins. "Becky" wrote: I'm not sure if i should split it. I need it all to be 1 worksheet when I have to e-mail it. Yes, I can share the file. Thanks "Sheeloo" wrote: Becky, Can you split your pages into different worksheets? Since you need different margins on different pages, it is likely that you have different type of data in different areas of the worksheet. It will be easier for you to split. Can you share the file? "Becky" wrote: Thanks for the info. I am in trouble here. I have no clue what a macro is. Any ideas where i can get some easy and good help? Thank you. "Sheeloo" wrote: No, not through the options available through the Excel menus/buttons. You can do so through a macro. "Becky" wrote: Is there a way to set different margins for each page? |
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Sent again, Thank you
"Sheeloo" wrote: Not received... id is to_sheeloo and domain hotmail.com "Becky" wrote: I've sent the file to you. Thanks so much. "Sheeloo" wrote: Pl. send the file to the following address after removing all Xs... Also the details of the margins required... I suggest you break your pages columnwise... meaning that have first page in Col A-M (say), next page adjacent to that and so on. That way you can adjust your column width to mimic margins. "Becky" wrote: I'm not sure if i should split it. I need it all to be 1 worksheet when I have to e-mail it. Yes, I can share the file. Thanks "Sheeloo" wrote: Becky, Can you split your pages into different worksheets? Since you need different margins on different pages, it is likely that you have different type of data in different areas of the worksheet. It will be easier for you to split. Can you share the file? "Becky" wrote: Thanks for the info. I am in trouble here. I have no clue what a macro is. Any ideas where i can get some easy and good help? Thank you. "Sheeloo" wrote: No, not through the options available through the Excel menus/buttons. You can do so through a macro. "Becky" wrote: Is there a way to set different margins for each page? |
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