You are right. The document was sent to me as portrait and the truncation was
at the page break to the second page.
Problem solved. Thank you.
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Using of Win XP Pro, FrontPage 2002, Outlook XP, Word-PowerPoint-Publisher
2002, Word 2002
AMD Athlon 1.2, 512mb mem, 80GB disk, DVD and CD burners.



"Elkar" wrote:

There may be a manually entered Page Break on the sheet. Try this:

Select your entire worksheet (Ctrl-A)
Click on the "Insert" menu
Select "Reset All Page Breaks"

Does that fix the problem?

HTH,
Elkar


"KingMe" wrote:

I was sent, as an attachment, an Excel document.
I use Excel 2002. The attachment looks fine when opened with Excel.
If I use the Print Preview, there is a truncation right after the second
column.
I use the Set Print Area to include all the columns. (there is a dotted
vertical line at the point where it truncates).
When I use the Print Preview it truncates the same.
If I save the attachment, set a full Print Area and try to print it, the
truncations occurs again.
What is this dotted line at the right of the second column? What can I do to
solve the print truncation problem? I will appreciate your help.
I am not a heavy user of Excel but I need to solve this problem with this
document.
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Using of Win XP Pro, FrontPage 2002, Outlook XP, Word-PowerPoint-Publisher
2002, Word 2002
AMD Athlon 1.2, 512mb mem, 80GB disk, DVD and CD burners.