Headers and Footers in Excel 2007

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I have a worksheet that contains 69 pages. I need a custom footer on each of
the pages. I know in Word, you could simply unselect "same as previous".
However, I can't find any information anywhere. Any help is appreciated.
 
Assuming the rest of your sheet formatting is the same, you can highlight all
69 pages, go to File: Page Set up and then write your footer. Hit OK and
then click on any sheet to deselect them all. Your footer should now be on
all the sheets.
 
Okay, but I don't want the same footer on each page. For example, I want
page one's footer to say "ADAMS" and then page two's footer to say "ADAMS,
BOONE". Then maybe page three to say "CHAMPAIGN" and so on and so on. I
really don't want each page to have the same footer. Also this is Excel 2007.
 
allquestionsnoanswers said:
Okay, but I don't want the same footer on each page. For example, I want
page one's footer to say "ADAMS" and then page two's footer to say "ADAMS,
BOONE". Then maybe page three to say "CHAMPAIGN" and so on and so on. I
really don't want each page to have the same footer. Also this is Excel 2007.

Excel is an excellent program, but it doesn't do mind-reading. If you
want completely different footers on each page you're going to have to
set up each page separately or write a complex macro to do so.

Bill
 
So instead of 69 pages in a worksheet, I would have 69 worksheets? It makes
sense but I was really hoping for an easier fix than copy and pasting each
page into a worksheet. Thanks.
 

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