How to use page breaks in Excel when using a repeater (same sheet)? (2/2)

How to use page breaks in Excel when using a repeater (same sheet)? (2/2)

FIRST CREATED ON 24 Jun 2026 I AUTHOR Emma Camacho

This is an example of the use of Page Breaks in Excel when using repeaters, this time the Debug version of the report.

The output should look like this:











Note the green number on the first page. The first table has the Counter number 12, which is the number TotalRepetitions + 1, that is the reason the Condition element has an extra if statement.

The template looks like this



Note the Excel's Page Break between the rows 12 and 13.

The extra Expression elements are the following
%%Counter%% = [LocalVariable].[Counter]
%%Counter MOD x%% = If ([LocalVariable].[Counter]=1+[LocalVariable].[TotalRepetitions], 1 MOD [LocalVariable].[TablesPerPage],  [LocalVariable].[Counter] MOD [LocalVariable].[TablesPerPage]   )
%%TotalRepetitions%% = [LocalVariable].[TotalRepetitions]
%%TablesPerPage%% = [LocalVariable].[TablesPerPage]

And the cell C9 contains the following formula
="Counter MOD "&$B$3
as we know that Mail & Deploy only accepts one tag per cell, the screenshot above might look confusing.




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