Does anyone know of a way of keeping rows "tied"
together?  
I've a large spreadsheet that I have to print for certain
people and I need to ensure that certain rows are grouped

When I view a spreadsheet, I want the negative numbers to show up in red. At
the same time when I print on my color printer, I want the same thing. Can't
figure out how to do that, help please!

I've already searched the Usenet groups here at Google for how to
print multiple excel worksheets to the same printed page, to save
paper.  However, many of the posts I found dealt with earlier versions
of Excel or were dated, so I thought I'd post a new topic (the

How do you print the Tabs description on a workbook within the the worksheet
itself.?
Each tab has an apt# and tenant last name and would like to print on the
worksheet and not in the header or footer.

Is it possible by some means (add-on?) to select which pages of an Excel
2000 workbook you want to print, and then send them to a print driver as
one print job containing all of those pages?
The goal is to create a single PDF file with all the selected pages, or to

I need to print from cell A1 to (and including) the last row of
data in a worksheet. I have additional rows of formatting after the last
data entry but I do not want to print those. How do i do that?
Orf Bartrop

I am using the print screen key to grab a selection from Excel. I then paste
this selection into the paint program.
However, I find that if the spreadsheet is fairly large I can't select the
entire amount of informaiton required (short a column or row).  How can I

I have an Excel 2000 worksheet (running on Win XP Pro) that is setup for
priting on 8.5 x 11" paper - - the sheet fits fine on the paper, however it
requires 7 sheets of paper to print.  Here's the question:  Is there a way
this sheet can be printed in reverse order, from page 7 to ...