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Reply Wed 15 Aug 2007, 09:55Delegate Ekaterina said...

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How do you import a footer on excell page

i have 14 tab set of document. i would like to import a footer (as object) so it appears on every page and at the same time does not change the formating. The problem i am experiencing is that when i print the 14 pages the size and the positioning of the footer is different for each page. This is not hte case if i use Word.

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Reply Mon 24 Sep 2007, 17:09Trainer Andrew said...

RE: how do you import a footer on excell page

You may find that Excel varies the position of your elements in the footer to reflect the content of your sheet. To create a more consistent result try inserting a scanned graphic that contains the text that you wish to appear in the footer rather than entering the text directly into the footer dialog box.

I hope this helps - let us know if you have furthe questions.

Kind regards,

Andrew

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