You could use conditional formatting to change the font to white, when
printing. There's an example he

http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat03.html#Print

Blair Scanlan wrote:
I've already tried that unsuccessfully...

"Ragdyer" wrote:


Depending on the specific printer and the color you chose to use, try:
<File <PageSetup <Sheet tab,
And *UNCHECK* "Black & White".
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RD

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"Blair Scanlan" <Blair wrote in message
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I've got cells in my worksheet that I've changed the font color and
background color the same, so the contents are not visible when viewing

the

sheet... I don't want the contents of these cells to be printed either...

Is

there a way to prevent them from printing?




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