Saving A 30 Page Report As A PDF
Hey Everyone,
I have a 30 page report I put together every month for a management meeting. I do this By going to Page Break Preview and then after I have all of my charts layed out how I want them (it's actually like 35-40 charts), I go to the office button and save it as a PDF. It takes FOREVER to do this, and after reviewing it, if there is anything wrong, I have to do it all over again. My question is - is there a better way to do this? I am pretty good with excel, programming, etc. I would really like to speed up this process and I don't think the Save As PDF feature is meant to handle 30 page reports. |
Saving A 30 Page Report As A PDF
I use CutPDF to convert any file to PDF... It gives you a copy similar to the
one you will get on paper. " wrote: Hey Everyone, I have a 30 page report I put together every month for a management meeting. I do this By going to Page Break Preview and then after I have all of my charts layed out how I want them (it's actually like 35-40 charts), I go to the office button and save it as a PDF. It takes FOREVER to do this, and after reviewing it, if there is anything wrong, I have to do it all over again. My question is - is there a better way to do this? I am pretty good with excel, programming, etc. I would really like to speed up this process and I don't think the Save As PDF feature is meant to handle 30 page reports. |
Saving A 30 Page Report As A PDF
" wrote: Hey Everyone, I have a 30 page report I put together every month for a management meeting. I do this By going to Page Break Preview and then after I have all of my charts layed out how I want them (it's actually like 35-40 charts), I go to the office button and save it as a PDF. It takes FOREVER to do this, and after reviewing it, if there is anything wrong, I have to do it all over again. My question is - is there a better way to do this? I am pretty good with excel, programming, etc. I would really like to speed up this process and I don't think the Save As PDF feature is meant to handle 30 page reports. I actually copy and paste the pages Per page break into word (as pictures) and convert to PDF - thus my output is as i want it. However, you must have double checked your excel doc. for accuracy etc, else you'd have to start over again to make corrections |
Saving A 30 Page Report As A PDF
On Nov 19, 10:16 am, Abbey wrote:
" wrote: Hey Everyone, I have a 30 page report I put together every month for a management meeting. I do this By going to Page Break Preview and then after I have all of my charts layed out how I want them (it's actually like 35-40 charts), I go to the office button and save it as a PDF. It takes FOREVER to do this, and after reviewing it, if there is anything wrong, I have to do it all over again. My question is - is there a better way to do this? I am pretty good with excel, programming, etc. I would really like to speed up this process and I don't think the Save As PDF feature is meant to handle 30 page reports. I actually copy and paste the pages Per page break into word (as pictures) and convert to PDF - thus my output is as i want it. However, you must have double checked your excel doc. for accuracy etc, else you'd have to start over again to make corrections Thank you for the feedback. I will try those methods from now on... |
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