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Ok so I have an excel spreadsheet and I have page breaks b/c I have used the
subtotal feature (under "Data" on the Menu). And I have divided it by Item
Number.
Now under Page Setup in the "Sheet" tab I have selected say the first 7 rows
to repeat for each page break. I have for example,
Vendor Name:
Vendor Number:
Item Number:
and so on in the A column. Then the B column references whatever the
information pertaining to it in the spreadsheet for that certain page break.
So it might have
Vendor Name: Microsoft Inc
Vendor Number: 3432
Item Number: TR8309
Here's the problem. Column B prints out the same for EVERY page! Since its
a Print Title and it repeats, it also repeats the formulas that I reference
to the FIRST page. I want to know if theres a formula that references EACH
Page Break WITHIN a worksheet.
I already know you can reference different worksheets by writing out the
title of the worksheet with an exclaimation point after it (i.e.
=Sheet1!B5)...or a totally different excel spreadsheet by referencing the
drive and folder it is in and the name of the Excel spreadsheet.
BUT I need to reference cells in each page and their different (Vendor Name,
Vendor Number, etc), divided by Item Numer (using the subtotal feature).
Anybody have any idea???
subtotal feature (under "Data" on the Menu). And I have divided it by Item
Number.
Now under Page Setup in the "Sheet" tab I have selected say the first 7 rows
to repeat for each page break. I have for example,
Vendor Name:
Vendor Number:
Item Number:
and so on in the A column. Then the B column references whatever the
information pertaining to it in the spreadsheet for that certain page break.
So it might have
Vendor Name: Microsoft Inc
Vendor Number: 3432
Item Number: TR8309
Here's the problem. Column B prints out the same for EVERY page! Since its
a Print Title and it repeats, it also repeats the formulas that I reference
to the FIRST page. I want to know if theres a formula that references EACH
Page Break WITHIN a worksheet.
I already know you can reference different worksheets by writing out the
title of the worksheet with an exclaimation point after it (i.e.
=Sheet1!B5)...or a totally different excel spreadsheet by referencing the
drive and folder it is in and the name of the Excel spreadsheet.
BUT I need to reference cells in each page and their different (Vendor Name,
Vendor Number, etc), divided by Item Numer (using the subtotal feature).
Anybody have any idea???