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Microsoft Excel 'Quick Tip'
Creating Page Breaks
I see many beginning Excel users, and often people who have been
using it for some time, inserting blank rows in their worksheet
to get their reports to print properly. On multiple-page
worksheets, some pages may print in the middle of a section. To
get these pages to print the way you want, you can insert page
breaks that tell Excel where to start printing a new page. Just
click on the row heading (i.e. select the whole row) where you
want a new page to start printing and choose Insert, Page Break.
There's no need to insert blank lines.
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