The only cure I know of is to manually set the print area within Excel
for each sheet - i.e. highlight the area you want to print, click on
File | Print Area | Set Print Area. Bit tedious, but once it's done
then Excel will remember the print areas in future.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Jan 9, 2:40*pm, Libby wrote:
At my company, we are in the process of converting a series of Quattro Pro 9
spreadsheets into Excel 2003. *The conversions are reasonably successful, but
we are having one problem. *The converted Excel spreadsheets want to print
numerous blank pages even if there is only a small table on one sheet. *We
can't see what it is that Excel is printing. *For a single page worksheet, it
will sometimes print the data and then 30 blank pages. *This is happening for
many converted files, with different users on different computers.

Anyone else ever run into this? *Is there a cure?

Libby