Print Title

[Schlic]

Does anyone know how to get rows to print on multiple pages; for example if I want rows 3,4 and 10 to show up on all pages; without having all three rows in sequential order?

[Paul]

Hi Schlic,

Normally you cannot use non-continguous rows as your Print Title setting. However, using a macro you can reorganize your data before printing (or print preview even) and then set it back the way it was once you've printed or previewed your sheet.

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This code inserts a new row 5, copies row 11 (was row 10 before the insert) to row 5 then deletes row 11 completely to close the gap. It then sets the Print Title group to rows 3-5 and previews or prints your sheet. It then reverses the insert/cut/delete sequence to put your data back to normal.

To insert this code, right-click on your sheet tab and choose 'View Code'. In the left hand column of the VB Editor window, double-click 'ThisWorkbook' and then paste the vba code shown above into the editor window at the right. Close the VB Editor and click the print or print preview buttons to see if it worked for you.