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In article <12405@netnews.upenn.edu> jeff@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (Jeffrey M White) writes:
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- I'm using the "Set Print Titles" in Excel (currently v1.5) to have the first
- line of my document (which is the column titles for my file) print at the top
- of every page.  That works fine.  What I'd like to know is if there is an
- easy way to suppress it printing twice for the 1st page (once for the
- page title, and twice for being a regular line in the file).  I'm sure that
- I could probably put that line way at the bottom of the file, set it to be
- the print title, and then select the page range when printing to avoid it,
- but that's a real hassle, and doesn't allow me to see the titles at the top
- of the screen when entering data.
-   Any help would be appreciated.

I had the same problem--I expect it's fairly common.

Solution--use "Set Print Area" to *not* print the titles--you can still leave
'em at the top of the file, but they won't print.

- 						Jeff White
- 						University of Pennsylvania
- 						jeff@eniac.seas.upenn.edu
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