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Default Is it possible to have non-printing characters in Excel?

Excel is not a word editor..Few workarounds

--One option is to hide the rows/columns which are not to be printed.

--If you are priting in Black and White you can play with the colours of the
font and the backgrounds so that it prints in a way that is illegible.

--Have a seperate report linked to the original report but which ignores the
data which is not to be printed.


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Jacob Skaria


"Michelle" wrote:

It's easy in Word - just format as "hidden text" but I can't work out an
equivalent in Excel. I want to be able to see things on the screen but when
I print it out there are several cells on the spreadsheet that I do not want
to print. I do not want to use comments feature.

Any help appreciated

 
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