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Excell question - Ironhorse - 06-06-2006
Is there anyway to have a six page spreadsheet with first 5 sheets in landscape and the last in portrait?
Thanks
Ironhorse
Re: Excell question - samintx - 06-06-2006
I would say "no" because you only have one instruction at a time check mark. You could print the last page in landscape and see what it prints then mark off the balance to print in portrait not including the "landscape page". Two step process.
Re: Excell question - MikeF - 06-06-2006
You can have the last page on a separate worksheet. Then select to print the entire workbook rather than just the worksheet (at least on a PC)...
Re: Excell question - Don C - 06-06-2006
You can have the last page on a separate worksheet. Then select to print the entire workbook rather than just the worksheet (at least on a PC)...
Same on the Mac 2004 version.
Re: Excell question - Zoidberg - 06-06-2006
On a related note:
http://www.lifehacker.com/software/google/google-spreadsheets-178595.php
Re: Excel question - RAMd®d - 06-06-2006
You can delete pages from a worksheet.
Can you add a page from one to another?
And where the heck is GtDS?!
Re: Excel question - WHiiP - 06-06-2006
[quote RAMd®d]You can delete pages from a worksheet.
Can you add a page from one to another?
And where the heck is GtDS?!
Yes, you can copy a page from one to another. You can also delete selected cells from one and paste to another.
Obviously, care must be taken with any formulas . . .
Re: Excel question - RAMd®d - 06-07-2006
WHiiP,
I was referring to creating one worksheet in a vertical format, and another in a horizontal format, and combining the two.