Hello.  I have created a template in Excel 2000 wherein I have applied
GREY borders to some of the cells in the worksheet.  I have applied
WHITE borders around the remaining cells so that the users' screen
won't look so "busy."   Because I am selectively using the borders on

Please could anyone tell me if there is a way of stopping
the Cancel Print Dialog Box from being displayed within a
macro which automates the process of printing several
individual pages of different ranges of cells.  The macro

I believe I could print worksheet formulas from the print setup in 97/2000,
but do not seem to be able to find any way other than from view formulas in
Audit tool bar, or the Ctrl+tilde command in Excel XP.  Is there another way
to print formulas, or cell actual contents in Excel ...

This question must have come up before, but after quite a bit of Googling
and checking newsgroups, including this one, I haven't found an answer yet.
I would like to have some text and the page number in the right section of
the header and footer respectively on odd-numbered pages, ...

I have created a number of one page charts, each of which are located as
seperate sheets in one excel workbook.
I would now like to print 2 or 4 charts per page. However, I am unable to do
so. Do you know of automated way which would allow this to be done.

I generate reports using Pivot Tables in an Excel Database and the
information is updated daily, i also add or delete reports out of the
workbook depending on what is needed.  I have manged to get passed all of my
major issues with formatting loss when updating Pivot Tables but have ...

Please can anyone help - I'm trying to produce a little
program for work that outputs a the same number of
printed pallet cards based upon a (changing)cell value in
the Excel spreadsheet ie so if the cell shows 6 then 6

I have spreadsheets that are very few rows, but  lot of columns. They are
far too wide to fit to one page, but fit nicely on two pages. Since there
are so few rows, I would prefer to print *both* pages on one page, with what
would usually be the second page appearing directly below ...

Just a quick word of warning:  For some months I have been working out
my monthly invoice to work using an Excel sheet embedded in a Word
document.  
All has been well until this month.  My boss got a new adding machine,

Help
need to find out how when printing a range of numbers I
can ommit the rows with a zero in the actual print whilst
still including in the range.