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Dipped in chicken?

Just how thick are some of these people who broke into the capital? The bloke who wore his works lanyard, the one that phoned in sick, the one who was an Olympic medalist and wore hie Olympic jacket to the event, the guy with the zip tie cuffs, the Republican delegate who had only just been...

Cheers. Much appreciated.

I told you!! Wait your motherflipping turn. 😡

Hit other members of my family much more than me, even though I was the closest to her. These are such strange times.

It's what J have done, Rob. I just wanted them an exact match if possible. Text goes across cells and I was trying to get it so looked pretty cool together or in two parts.

It's so tough isn't it. My mum died in June and so many people were unable to go to the funeral and I hadn't seen her since March.

This is why I am always on the ball and one step ahead. I have been polishing my helicopters blades every day without fail. No flies on me.

I tried that. Couldn't remember how to manually enter the print area and I couldn't select it, as some of the rows were merged. Done it anyway. Cheers, Fernando. Thanks for the input.

Just thought there might be a "go to the dead centre" of the sheet.

I think I have actually cracked it the long way round.

Using print preview and widening columns and rows to try and find the dead centre that way.

Differing widths and lengths though Doing it by trial and error at the moment.

12 columns, 12 rows.

It's Excel 2019. Should have mentioned that. 🤦‍♂️

I must be losing it. I had forgotten that he had died. 😥 Only when the OP said about 3 years ago, did it all come flooding back.

Googling just seems to conjure up only answers of centering cells and text.

I can copy the sheet to another sheet. Columns are all.different widths so I can't be arsed to try and work it out. Is there an instant way to split it in two, dead down the centre?

Anyone know an easy way to find the dead centre of an Excel spreadsheet, so the one A4 page will then print out as two A4 pages, thus making an A3 printout. That make sense? I have a spreadsheet. Currently A4, but want to split it in two, so it is symmetrical and will print out as two halves...