Extending invoice field

[Thalia]

Hello all--

I'm an artist and very new to Excel. (When I say very new, I mean I first
booted it up yesterday.) I'm quite familiar with other programs (mostly
artsy types like Photoshop or Dreamweaver), so I do consider myself fairly
computer literate. All I want to do right now is print out an invoice for a
customer. I found the invoice template just fine and was able to customize
it fine as well, but I can't figure out how to make the item list any
longer--my customer is ordering about 30 different products and I cannot for
the life of me get it to extend onto the 2 or 3 pages it will need. I'm sure
it must be fairly simple--businesses handle large orders all the time--but
I'm new to this and I'm afraid I don't even know what the proper names for
all the parts of the layout are, so I'm having a terrible time even asking
this question, never mind finding an answer. Please help! Even just the
proper name of what I'm trying to do would be a big help, as then I can
narrow my search down. Thanks!

I'm using Excel 98 on a Mac system 9.2. (Can you tell this business stuff
is new to me?)

Thank you for any help.

Blessings,
Thalia

 

[JE McGimpsey]

I'm using Excel 98 on a Mac system 9.2. (Can you tell this business stuff
is new to me?)

That template is owned by Village Software. You can contact them at

http://www.villagesoft.com/

Using XL04, I was able to increase the number of rows by selecting cells
in a column (not including the 1st and last rows of that section, then
choose Insert/Rows.

The template is set to scale to 1 page, so to get it to print on
multiple pages, choose File/Page Setup, and change the scaling in the
Page tab.