Grouping Question

Jayden

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I am trying to save some time with a spread sheet file. I have 20 tabs all with the same template on each tab. Also eachtabs is set to print on 1 page which I want. But my problem is when I add lines to the template as a group so that what I do with one does to all, I loose my print setup. meaning I have to go into print preview and set the margins or size again. But I have to do this for each one. My question is can I do it for all of them at the same time?
 

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Hi,

Select the first sheet of the workbook & keep the shift key pressed down while selecting the last sheet of the workbook. Then go intp Print setup.

HTH

Alan
 
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