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Page setup for workbook
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Claire has attended:
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Page setup for workbook
Would like to know how to change the page setup (eg print settings, header & footer settings) for the whole workbook rather than one by one.
RE: Page setup for workbook
Hi Claire,
Great question.
You can do this for all the sheets at once. You need to make multiple sheets Active/Editable so that a change in one (Header and Footer) changes for all other Sheets.
Be default only One sheet is editable/Active at a time. This is the Tab that highlights "White" when clicked on.
If you Hold Ctrl and Click other Sheets they will also be selected and highlight "White".
If you require a range of sheets, click on the first one, Hold Shift and then click on the Last Sheet. All of the Sheets In-between will highlight "White".
Now you just need to edit the Header and Footer as Normal. Insert/Header and Footer.
This will make the change on every other sheet selected.
This also works for changing what’s in a Cell.
The danger is that when multiple sheets are active, you could type into one and overwrite the data in the other Active sheets that are selected.
When you have finished editing Multiple Sheets at once, Right click on the Tabs, choose the option “Ungroup Sheets”
This will take you back to One Active Sheet.
Hope that helps
Kind regards
Richard Bailey
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