Excel
Use blank paper in the printer, and arrange the spreadsheet to print a number in the font and location desired. Use a light table or an outside window pane to overlay the printout with the pre-printed form.
Assume the cell with the number (that prints out correctly) is located in E10 after you have adjusted rows and column widths. Now create the following macro code :
Sub PrintPagesNow()
For PageCount = 1 To 8 ' will print 8 pages consecutively
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1
CurrentCount = ActiveSheet.Rows(10).Columns(5) ' Get the value from E10
ActiveSheet.Rows(10).Columns(5) = CurrentCount + 1 ' Store new value to E10
Next PageCount
It's really not as bad as it may "read". I previously did this all the time for explosives inventory and equipment maintenance sheets.
in cell A1 put the first number you want
select the number of cells you want numbered
1.
Edit
Fill
Series
Make sure the Step value is at 1, and it's a linear growth then hit ok.
You can do this with any number or alpha numeric combination, and in any steps (like every 14.3 for the step value) - it's fast and easy and what Excel was made to do )
I read his request differently, your reply gives him numbered pages, mine gives him a list of consecutive numbers down a section of the page. I'm assuming there is a list somewhere on the page that he wants to number the lines - but his request is unclear.
Didn't mean to stomp over your parade - I didn't even read your response fully the first time I posted because he didn't ask how to do page numbers... I'd just tell him to us MS Word Edit header, Page [&page] of [&pages] then hit file, print pages 1-20 or however many page numbers he wants.
Sorry to come off offensive, I didn't want to create conflit, just offer a simple answer depending on what he was really asking for.
A secretary of mine used to run final reports through Wordperfect all the time to renumber the completed document after all charts, maps, and drawings had been finalized.
I would have suggested Word but didn't know if Greg25 would get complete control over the placement onto the preprinted forms as easily as Excel. Well, at least for me !!
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