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isdnman

How do i change the print quality of an excel file ?
 
I have one excel file which print quality is 300dpi.
How can I change it to higher print quality say 600dpi or 1200dpi.
Thanks in advance.

Michael M

How do i change the print quality of an excel file ?
 
File / Page setup / Page Tab and then change print quality down near the
bottom of the page.
However, this might not be possible if your printer does not allow higher
dpi settings.

HTH
Michael M

"isdnman" wrote:

I have one excel file which print quality is 300dpi.
How can I change it to higher print quality say 600dpi or 1200dpi.
Thanks in advance.


Gord Dibben

How do i change the print quality of an excel file ?
 
First, make sure you are not set for "Draft Quality" in FilePage SeupSheet.

DPI is a function of your printer driver.

Set your quality on your printer settings if it allows those settings.

FilePrintSelect a Printer then PropertiesAdvanced or similar.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 15:15:01 -0800, isdnman
wrote:

I have one excel file which print quality is 300dpi.
How can I change it to higher print quality say 600dpi or 1200dpi.
Thanks in advance.



Gord Dibben

How do i change the print quality of an excel file ?
 
I missed that one<g

Never use it so forgot it was there.

Thanks for pointing it out.


Gord

On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 15:39:01 -0800, Michael M
wrote:

File / Page setup / Page Tab and then change print quality down near the
bottom of the page.
However, this might not be possible if your printer does not allow higher
dpi settings.

HTH
Michael M

"isdnman" wrote:

I have one excel file which print quality is 300dpi.
How can I change it to higher print quality say 600dpi or 1200dpi.
Thanks in advance.




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