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Printing 1st page as a portrait, 2nd page as a landscape

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    Printing 1st page as a portrait, 2nd page as a landscape

    Hi There,

    I've created a form in Excel for work and I've got everything perfectly how I want it. That was until I went to print...

    The form is 2 pages, I've put in page breaks but I can only print both pages in portrait or landscape. What I need is the first page to print off as a portrait and the second as a landscape so it can be a double sided form that is printable at the click of the print button.

    I hope this makes sense. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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    Re: Printing 1st page as a portrait, 2nd page as a landscape

    Hi Robioto,
    easiest way to do this is to split your form into 2 sheets. Then you can have your page set up for each individual sheet.

    If that's not an option I think the only way is to name both the areas to be printed (e.g. Portrait and Landscape) and then have a macro selecting one area at a time and have it printed in the desired orientation.

    Such a macro could like this:
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    Just try if it works.
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    Re: Printing 1st page as a portrait, 2nd page as a landscape

    Hi Robioto,
    can you please let me know if me last post worked for you?

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