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Email excel spreadsheet
I have an excel spreadsheet that I e-mailed. ONE cell of the spreadsheet
doesn't print when I go to print the e-mail out. It's a cell that I have merged over 3 columns. It's a date. The strange thing is it shows up in my copy of the e-mail but when it prints the data space is BLANK. I have another date in the cell above formatted in exactly the same way. This date shows up and prints out just fine. |
Email excel spreadsheet
Try unmerging the cells and then select all 3 cells and use Format - Cells
and go to the [Alignment] tab and at the bottom of the Horizontal selections list choose Center Across Selection. May help (may not). "ELLEN L H" wrote: I have an excel spreadsheet that I e-mailed. ONE cell of the spreadsheet doesn't print when I go to print the e-mail out. It's a cell that I have merged over 3 columns. It's a date. The strange thing is it shows up in my copy of the e-mail but when it prints the data space is BLANK. I have another date in the cell above formatted in exactly the same way. This date shows up and prints out just fine. |
Email excel spreadsheet
"JLatham" wrote: Try unmerging the cells and then select all 3 cells and use Format - Cells and go to the [Alignment] tab and at the bottom of the Horizontal selections list choose Center Across Selection. May help (may not). "ELLEN L H" wrote: You're brilliant.....it worked and then I went back in and did a left justify as I wanted and it stayed. You saved me a lot of hair pulling. Tx. I have an excel spreadsheet that I e-mailed. ONE cell of the spreadsheet doesn't print when I go to print the e-mail out. It's a cell that I have merged over 3 columns. It's a date. The strange thing is it shows up in my copy of the e-mail but when it prints the data space is BLANK. I have another date in the cell above formatted in exactly the same way. This date shows up and prints out just fine. |
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