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Making the Formula Bar Persistent
Selecting Tabs in Dialog Boxes
Pulling Formulas from a Worksheet
As your worksheet gets larger, there may be times when you want to force Excel to starting printing on a new page. For instance, you might want only the first fifteen rows of information on the first page, then the balance of the worksheet on the second printout page. To make this happen, follow these steps:
If you want to later remove the page break, follow these steps:
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