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Hi All
I need to know if it is possible to have two different page set ups in the same document. For eg Sheet 1 has a document that is six pages long when printed I need pages 4 - 6 printed in portfolio and pages 1 - 3 printed in landscape. Is there a way to do this if so how? Thanks Jodie ![]() |
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You can surely do it manually. However, have you tried to do this by yourself?
Like selecting first 1-3 pages then selecting 'Page Setup' and choosing landscape, etc. Then save the document, then re-open it and check to see if the settings have remained, if so, they will be printed as the same too. |
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As far as I'm aware, you cannot set multiple print areas on a single worksheet. This means that you'll be stuck with the same layout throughout the entire sheet.
What I would recommend is creating a print macro that will automate the manual process that was described above. This would allow you to change the page setup before printing each range of pages.
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