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Default text is getting cut off when printed due to row ht.

In my spreadsheet the row heights are varied and look the right way, when I
print my spreadsheet the rows are smooshed and text is cut off across the
top. (Excel 2007)
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Default text is getting cut off when printed due to row ht.

You can set the cell properties to "shrink to fit" (right click on cell(s)
select format cellsAlignment tab click Shrink to fit box), other wise you
will need to manually adjust them to display correctly. What you see and how
it prints is very often different.

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In my spreadsheet the row heights are varied and look the right way, when I
print my spreadsheet the rows are smooshed and text is cut off across the
top. (Excel 2007)

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