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printed page does not look like print preview
I have a worksheet that looks fine at the worksheet level and looks fine at
the print preview, but prints out improperly. My first column is right justified, but it bleeds over into the next column when it prints. What is the fix for this? Thanks in advance. |
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printed page does not look like print preview
Widen the column???
What you see is what you get (WYSIWYG) ain't necessarily so. Ed_D wrote: I have a worksheet that looks fine at the worksheet level and looks fine at the print preview, but prints out improperly. My first column is right justified, but it bleeds over into the next column when it prints. What is the fix for this? Thanks in advance. -- Dave Peterson |
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