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mikesam7

How do I setup a header in Excel that prints only on first page?
 
I've created an Excel spreadsheet with a header. The spreadsheet prints on 5
pages.
I want the header to print on pg 1 but not pgs 2-5. Is this possible?

Currently the header is a custom header and prints on every page. I'd prefer
fot he header to print on pg 1 only.....

Excel_Geek


You'll probably need to remove the header info from the header, and
insert one (or however many you need) rows above the top of your "page
1 content", and put the header info there. Decrease the top margin of
the page accordingly.

This should do it for you. I know of no "simple" way to print
something in the header fields only on the first page in Excel.

Later,


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Ron de Bruin

Hi Mike

You can do this only with a macro, see
http://www.rondebruin.nl/print.htm#Header

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"mikesam7" wrote in message ...
I've created an Excel spreadsheet with a header. The spreadsheet prints on 5
pages.
I want the header to print on pg 1 but not pgs 2-5. Is this possible?

Currently the header is a custom header and prints on every page. I'd prefer
fot he header to print on pg 1 only.....




Excel_Geek


Very nice, Ron de Bruin!


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