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I have a 10 section worksheet that I need to have a footer that says Section
# page # on each page for printing the whole worksheet. eg Section 1 Page 10 would the page 10 of the whole worksheet: Section 3 Page 59 would be page 59 of the whole worksheet |
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I've used a macro to do this in WORD, but haven't ever tried it in EXCEL.
I'm guessing it would need a macro though. "Maggie" wrote: I have a 10 section worksheet that I need to have a footer that says Section # page # on each page for printing the whole worksheet. eg Section 1 Page 10 would the page 10 of the whole worksheet: Section 3 Page 59 would be page 59 of the whole worksheet |
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Thanks Barb I will try to do a macro but have never done one before in excel.
I have alway had trouble with them in word as well. "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I've used a macro to do this in WORD, but haven't ever tried it in EXCEL. I'm guessing it would need a macro though. "Maggie" wrote: I have a 10 section worksheet that I need to have a footer that says Section # page # on each page for printing the whole worksheet. eg Section 1 Page 10 would the page 10 of the whole worksheet: Section 3 Page 59 would be page 59 of the whole worksheet |
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