Page number sheets when printing Entire Workbook

rdance

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I am trying to find a way to print an "entire workbook", but have each of the sheets paged as a group separate from the rest. One workbook typically has up to 20 sheets, with each sheet up to roughly 8 pages. I need each sheet set to show page 1 of 8 or page 5 of 8, not page 22 of 53. Counting and typing in the total number of pages in each sheet's footer is too cumbersome. Also, printing each sheet individually has also been cumbersome when printing to PDF. Are there any other ways to have the "&[Pages]" function only reflect the number of pages within the sheet instead of in the entire workbook?
 
I am quite literally trying to do the exact same thing as ttobgye. I have gone through his same steps and even went through his fixes and yours. I was just wondering if there is anything different I have to do since I am using excel 2010.
You just need to do what is stated in post #7.
 
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