How To Automatically And Dynamically Set Your Print Area In Excel
Often you may have a data range that you add or remove rows, and you need to keep redefining the print area manually. In this tutorial we are going to discuss a process using the OFFSET function to automatically adjust your print area as you add or remove rows of data. To download the file and follow along, go to the link on my website at: https://app.box.com/file/97489458910?... Do you need help with a formula or an Excel project? You can send me an e-mail to [email protected] Including a sample file is always helpful! You can donate to my channel through any of the following: PayPal: https://paypal.me/ExcelBytes?locale.x... Zelle or Venmo: Send to [email protected]

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