excel print formatting issues
I have many report files which I issue on a regular basis, updating the data
from the previous quarter and saving it as a new file. I have spent considerable time adjusting them so the print is as large as possible but aesthetically fills the page. In the last couple (?) of months, these files have been somehow reformatting to be compressed vertically while the horizontal spacing is unchanged. The top and bottom margin went from 0.5" to 1.25". The only excel change I have made is an update to excel 2003 sp3 (not sure how long ago). To make this more confusing, a co-worker is using the same files, with the same software version and not seeing this phenomenon. I've compared settings and all seem to be exactly consistent. Any suggestions for what to look at would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Dave |
excel print formatting issues
Sounds like this is a printer driver issue. Make sure both PCs use the same
printer and driver software "Dave Murto" wrote: I have many report files which I issue on a regular basis, updating the data from the previous quarter and saving it as a new file. I have spent considerable time adjusting them so the print is as large as possible but aesthetically fills the page. In the last couple (?) of months, these files have been somehow reformatting to be compressed vertically while the horizontal spacing is unchanged. The top and bottom margin went from 0.5" to 1.25". The only excel change I have made is an update to excel 2003 sp3 (not sure how long ago). To make this more confusing, a co-worker is using the same files, with the same software version and not seeing this phenomenon. I've compared settings and all seem to be exactly consistent. Any suggestions for what to look at would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Dave |
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