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Print repeating rows with multiple manual page breaks

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John - 12 Apr 2004 01:43 GMT
My sheet has five tables, each one with a different table headers.
I've inserted a page break at the bottom of each table so each new
table starts on a new page.

The problem is, I effectively need the "Print titles: Rows to repeat
at top" option of the page setup to repeat the rows corresponding to
each table...not the same "hard-coded" rows allowed by this option.

Any suggestions? (Also, the tables' lengths are dynamic)
David McRitchie - 12 Apr 2004 13:06 GMT
Hi John,
Use different worksheets.
When you copy or print the sheets,  group them first,
don't forget to ungroup your sheets when finished or risk
loss of your data as any change made to the visible sheet
will be made to all sheets in the group.

To group sheets use the Ctrl key to select additional sheets,
or right click on the sheet tab for choice to select all sheets.
To ungroup sheets the safest is to use the right click on the
sheet tab and choose "ungroup sheets".    The faster way
is to pick a single sheet tab preferably outside the grouped
sheets.
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HTH,
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> My sheet has five tables, each one with a different table headers.
> I've inserted a page break at the bottom of each table so each new
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> Any suggestions? (Also, the tables' lengths are dynamic)

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