Set Number of Rows in Print Area

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jamie.cutting

Im currently using

=OFFSET(processed!$A$1,0,0,MAX(IF(LEN(TRIM(processed!$A$1:$A
$1000))>0,ROW(processed!$A$1:$A$1000),0)),32)

to dymanically set the print area under the
Insert.Name.Define.PrintArea menu.

Can anyone suggest how I can set this to print 50 rows per sheet as my
the number of rows I need to print is costantly expanding I want to
avoid having hundreds of rows printing to 1 page.

Many thanks for any help

Jamie
 
Really shouldn't be trying to print them all to one page, if you go to
File-Page Setup check that its not set to "Fit to 1 page wide by 1
tall" under scaling
 
Really shouldn't be trying to print them all to one page, if you go to
File-Page Setup check that its not set to "Fit to 1 page wide by 1
tall" under scaling
Click to expand...

A school boy error on my behalf, thanks for your lateral thinking.

Kind regards

Jamie
 
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