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How do I print with hidden rows without gaps?
Office 2003 Excel. I've hidden certain rows from an excel sheet, but when I
print, the printout has large gaps where the hidden rows should be! I have tried using Set Print Area to no avail. Does anybody know how I can print whithout the gaps? -- QueensrŸche |
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How do I print with hidden rows without gaps?
I do this all the time and I don't get gaps (using XL 2000). I don't
know why you might be getting them. Pete On Oct 12, 7:50Â*pm, Rage for order wrote: Office 2003 Excel. I've hidden certain rows from an excel sheet, but when I print, the printout has large gaps where the hidden rows should be! I have tried using Set Print Area to no avail. Does anybody know how I can print whithout the gaps? -- QueensrŸche |
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