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Default Copying Worksheet changes page alignment?

When I copy a certain worksheet into a new workbook the alignment of the
contents to the print pages changes gradually and where I had 2 print pages
before, I suddenly have 4. I checked the margins of the pages and they are
unchanged. Has anybody observed something like this before? Is there a
solution to avoid this? Thanks!
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Hi,

If the column widths are different this may happen, if the fonts are
different also.

Or the themes (2007) are differents.

If you want two pages verticaly, for it - choose File, Page Setup, Fit to
Page, enter 2 in Tall and 1 the wide option. Or for 2 pages horizontally 1
in tall, 2 in wide.

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When I copy a certain worksheet into a new workbook the alignment of the
contents to the print pages changes gradually and where I had 2 print pages
before, I suddenly have 4. I checked the margins of the pages and they are
unchanged. Has anybody observed something like this before? Is there a
solution to avoid this? Thanks!

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Default Copying Worksheet changes page alignment?

Just curious.

If OP is copying the sheet why would the column widths and fonts be
different?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Wed, 8 Jul 2009 11:28:01 -0700, Shane Devenshire
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Hi,

If the column widths are different this may happen, if the fonts are
different also.

Or the themes (2007) are differents.

If you want two pages verticaly, for it - choose File, Page Setup, Fit to
Page, enter 2 in Tall and 1 the wide option. Or for 2 pages horizontally 1
in tall, 2 in wide.


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Default Copying Worksheet changes page alignment?

This seems to have something to do with the font size / DPI setting of the
operating system. The problem only occurs on my PC which has in Windows Visa
a 106DPI font size setting. On the laptop, which has the standard 96DPI
setting, everything is fine. Strange ....

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Just curious.

If OP is copying the sheet why would the column widths and fonts be
different?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Wed, 8 Jul 2009 11:28:01 -0700, Shane Devenshire
wrote:

Hi,

If the column widths are different this may happen, if the fonts are
different also.

Or the themes (2007) are differents.

If you want two pages verticaly, for it - choose File, Page Setup, Fit to
Page, enter 2 in Tall and 1 the wide option. Or for 2 pages horizontally 1
in tall, 2 in wide.



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