Header on chart print outs

austin350s10

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When printing a chart in excel it always prints the chart on its own page. I have found that if the chart isn't that large it tends to waste a bunch of space. It would be nice if extra data could be added to the print out sheet to use up some of that wasted space.

My question is, is there a way using VBA to add some sort of header or cell reference to the printed page?
 

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Does anyone know of a workaround for this. I have heard of a way to copy a chart(s) to a new sheet, print and then delete the sheet. This sounds like it could work but i'm not to sure how to do the coding. Anyone done this before and willing to share the code?
 
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