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Old October 7th, 2003, 11:51 PM
G118
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Default Keep Top Row Heading for printing multiple pages

I have a 5 column worksheet with hundred of rows of
data. All of the columns come out in print preview mode
in landscape mode. It is about a 20 page document. I
want to keep the top row of info that describes what is
in each column to print on each page that is
printed...any help? thanks,
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Old October 7th, 2003, 11:56 PM
Dan E
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Default Keep Top Row Heading for printing multiple pages

G118,

In Excel 2000 (won't guarantee it for other versions). Choose
File - Page Setup, under the Sheet tab put your cursor in
the Rows to repeat at top: field and select the desired
repeating rows.

Dan E

"G118" wrote in message ...
I have a 5 column worksheet with hundred of rows of
data. All of the columns come out in print preview mode
in landscape mode. It is about a 20 page document. I
want to keep the top row of info that describes what is
in each column to print on each page that is
printed...any help? thanks,



 




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