Seeking Method to set conditional page breaks

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I spent considerable time searching and testing, but this has me stumped.

Using XL 2010. My headers start in row 6 and I have perhaps 500 rows of data. Periodically (every 3 to 15 rows), the word 'Sub-Total' is displayed in column F. There are also numbers and some blank cells in column F. I would like to set a page break such that no more than 30 rows of data are shown on any one page and 'Sub-Total' will be at the bottom of each page. However, I don't want a page break at every instance of 'Sub-Total' because it would result in some pages having only two rows of data. IE: There may be several 'Sub-Totals' on each page because they term appears every 3 to 15 rows.

I would ideally like to post a sample of my data, but can't do that using my office PC.

Would appreciate any help.

Thanks in advance.

Jim
 

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I found a way to provide a sample of my data below. I would like to automatically set up page breaks so that none of the groupings shown are split across more than one printed page. IE: More than one group can show on a page, but the 'Sub-Total' at the bottom of each page needs to be a full group, not partial. The start of the next printed page should be the start of a new group.

Tough to describe.... hoping that a VBA solution is possible.

Would appreciate any thoughts.

Thanks



Excel Workbook
ABCDEFG
6Date1Date2Client #RateTermsRegionAmount
74/26/201612/4/201514095.0%821 934,631
86/28/201511/27/201514095.0%351 960,010
912/7/20157/14/201514097.0%521 792,475
10Sub-Total 2,687,116
11
1211/14/20157/21/201543219.0%652 662,442
135/10/20166/22/201543216.0%672 445,541
146/17/20154/20/201643215.0%442 596,937
158/25/201512/21/201543219.0%652 831,715
162/16/20168/21/201543216.0%882 844,167
17Sub-Total 3,380,802
18
193/7/201612/15/201538567.0%311 171,711
20Sub-Total 171,711
21
224/9/20161/24/201643389.0%883 367,496
2312/7/20159/10/201543385.0%313 912,338
247/20/20152/4/201643387.0%703 358,774
25Sub-Total 1,638,608
26
279/8/20155/14/201642969.0%311 574,064
282/3/201612/16/201542968.0%611 525,236
29Sub-Total 1,099,300
30
3112/13/201511/24/201536949.0%372 637,005
32Sub-Total 637,005
33
347/27/201511/7/201520679.0%822 689,754
357/2/201510/11/201520675.0%432 756,964
3611/5/201512/26/201520676.0%882 613,790
375/31/20168/9/201520675.0%742 139,574
382/10/20165/31/201620678.0%702 934,012
39Sub-Total 3,134,094
40
418/21/201510/28/201519889.0%641 939,967
4211/9/20151/4/201619885.0%671 648,615
43Sub-Total 1,588,582
44
458/13/201511/25/201535989.0%413 573,050
4611/24/20153/7/201635987.0%403 445,125
47Sub-Total 1,018,175
Sheet1
 
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