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Hello,
I have a small business. I have made my own template for making bids. In a word document I have inserted an excel document where all addition, taxes and totals are automatically generated. In some cases, like larger projects, the excel document is larger than a printable page. When I insert it in the word document, everything below the last printable line is lost. Now I "solve" this problem by inserting the same excel document again on the next page, make everything invisible that is already showing on the former page, so that it looks like the document continues. But in actual fact are two seperate ones. The problem arises when I edit one of them. The other one will not automatically be changed as well. Sometimes this screws up additions and such. It's not very professional... Any ideas? Thanks a bunch! Menno |
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