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Print Problems Excel 2003
Hi, I am trying to print a chart as a PDF with some data beside it. There are
currently 960 points (240 rows, 4 columns, plus 2 axis) The chart displays fine within Excel worksheet, but when print or print preview is selected about half way down the 1st page the majority of the graph points are in a single row and then on subsequent pages the graph section is blank (The graph and data prints over 6 pages). I have tried sending straight to printer but with similar results. Any ideas ( I use the same chart format with less rows and more columns, but will overall less points and do not have a problem) |
Print Problems Excel 2003
On Wed, 1 Jul 2009 02:52:01 -0700, AMH
wrote: Hi, I am trying to print a chart as a PDF with some data beside it. There are currently 960 points (240 rows, 4 columns, plus 2 axis) The chart displays fine within Excel worksheet, but when print or print preview is selected about half way down the 1st page the majority of the graph points are in a single row and then on subsequent pages the graph section is blank (The graph and data prints over 6 pages). I have tried sending straight to printer but with similar results. Any ideas ( I use the same chart format with less rows and more columns, but will overall less points and do not have a problem) When you set the print area, be sure to offset the selection area along the right side, the equivalent of an inch or so. Not a solution, just a thought about what may contribute to a print issue. On mine, the defined 'print area' is larger than the on screen plot/chart/graph along the right side or it optically concatenates the chart. On mine. |
Print Problems Excel 2003
Hi offset of print area makes no difference, I am now wondering if it relates
to memory "DarkSucker" wrote: On Wed, 1 Jul 2009 02:52:01 -0700, AMH wrote: Hi, I am trying to print a chart as a PDF with some data beside it. There are currently 960 points (240 rows, 4 columns, plus 2 axis) The chart displays fine within Excel worksheet, but when print or print preview is selected about half way down the 1st page the majority of the graph points are in a single row and then on subsequent pages the graph section is blank (The graph and data prints over 6 pages). I have tried sending straight to printer but with similar results. Any ideas ( I use the same chart format with less rows and more columns, but will overall less points and do not have a problem) When you set the print area, be sure to offset the selection area along the right side, the equivalent of an inch or so. Not a solution, just a thought about what may contribute to a print issue. On mine, the defined 'print area' is larger than the on screen plot/chart/graph along the right side or it optically concatenates the chart. On mine. |
Print Problems Excel 2003
I have had problems printing pdfs. Try printing one page at a time.
On Thu, 2 Jul 2009 01:46:01 -0700, AMH wrote: Hi offset of print area makes no difference, I am now wondering if it relates to memory "DarkSucker" wrote: On Wed, 1 Jul 2009 02:52:01 -0700, AMH wrote: Hi, I am trying to print a chart as a PDF with some data beside it. There are currently 960 points (240 rows, 4 columns, plus 2 axis) The chart displays fine within Excel worksheet, but when print or print preview is selected about half way down the 1st page the majority of the graph points are in a single row and then on subsequent pages the graph section is blank (The graph and data prints over 6 pages). I have tried sending straight to printer but with similar results. Any ideas ( I use the same chart format with less rows and more columns, but will overall less points and do not have a problem) When you set the print area, be sure to offset the selection area along the right side, the equivalent of an inch or so. Not a solution, just a thought about what may contribute to a print issue. On mine, the defined 'print area' is larger than the on screen plot/chart/graph along the right side or it optically concatenates the chart. On mine. |
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