Print Range
Hi, I am using Excel 2003. I have set my print range, but that only shows
if I were to do an actual preview or print. If I click on the button above the 1 and to the left of A (does that button have a name?), it selects the whole worksheet, not my print range. Is there a quick way I can select my print range so that I can click and move? Many thanks. Trish :-) |
Print Range
hi
if you have your print area set, the work Print_Area will appear in the name box. the name box in to the left of the formula bar and just above the column A letter. Click the dropdown arrow then click Print_Area. Regards FSt1 "Trish" wrote: Hi, I am using Excel 2003. I have set my print range, but that only shows if I were to do an actual preview or print. If I click on the button above the 1 and to the left of A (does that button have a name?), it selects the whole worksheet, not my print range. Is there a quick way I can select my print range so that I can click and move? Many thanks. Trish :-) |
Print Range
Thanks for quick response, which was very helpful. What do they call the
button above the 1 and to the left of A, which selects the whole worksheet? Thanks. Trish "FSt1" wrote: hi if you have your print area set, the work Print_Area will appear in the name box. the name box in to the left of the formula bar and just above the column A letter. Click the dropdown arrow then click Print_Area. Regards FSt1 "Trish" wrote: Hi, I am using Excel 2003. I have set my print range, but that only shows if I were to do an actual preview or print. If I click on the button above the 1 and to the left of A (does that button have a name?), it selects the whole worksheet, not my print range. Is there a quick way I can select my print range so that I can click and move? Many thanks. Trish :-) |
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