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Printing problems after Quattro conversion
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 |
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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 |
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Another thing I've found that "cleans up" converted sheets, highlight
everything you want, copy, and paste it into a new sheet. "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 |
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Yes, we've been using this as a workaround already. Thanks.
"Pete_UK" wrote: 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 |
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You're welcome.
Pete On Jan 9, 3:36*pm, Libby wrote: Yes, we've been using this as a workaround already. *Thanks. "Pete_UK" wrote: 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- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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