setting the area to show up in preview
I am using excel 2007 and have a small spread sheet with text entries and
about 10 columns by 10 rows. For some reason when I go to print preview it only shows the first three rows. Is there a way to print the whole thing to a single letter sized page in landscape mode, also the print preview should then show all the rows. Thanks. -- Paul G Software engineer. |
setting the area to show up in preview
You can adjust the area to print in the Page Setup option | Sheet tab.
I'm not sure how you get to that in XL 2007. Hope this helps, though. Pete On Jan 28, 5:22*pm, Paul wrote: I am using excel 2007 and have a small spread sheet with text entries and about 10 columns by 10 rows. *For some reason when I go to print preview it only shows the first three rows. *Is there a way to print the whole thing to a single letter sized page in landscape mode, also the print preview should then show all the rows. Thanks. -- Paul G Software engineer. |
setting the area to show up in preview
Select desired area, Page Layout tab, Print area.
Paul wrote: I am using excel 2007 and have a small spread sheet with text entries and about 10 columns by 10 rows. For some reason when I go to print preview it only shows the first three rows. Is there a way to print the whole thing to a single letter sized page in landscape mode, also the print preview should then show all the rows. Thanks. |
setting the area to show up in preview
Thanks it worked! Still getting used to all the tabs with Office 2007.
-- Paul G Software engineer. "Bob I" wrote: Select desired area, Page Layout tab, Print area. Paul wrote: I am using excel 2007 and have a small spread sheet with text entries and about 10 columns by 10 rows. For some reason when I go to print preview it only shows the first three rows. Is there a way to print the whole thing to a single letter sized page in landscape mode, also the print preview should then show all the rows. Thanks. |
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