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I have columns A through AA with data.
if I have a freeze on column be and slide to the right I can see columns A, B and AW, AX, AY, AZ how can I print what I am seeing - instead of hiding the columns B thru AU? |
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If the range to print were contiguous (no gaps), then you could select the range
and print the selected area. But since you have two areas, I think you'll have to hide those columns. If you have to do it lots of times, record a macro when you: hide the columns unhide the columns Then you can rerun the macro whenever you want to do it again. jenn wrote: I have columns A through AA with data. if I have a freeze on column be and slide to the right I can see columns A, B and AW, AX, AY, AZ how can I print what I am seeing - instead of hiding the columns B thru AU? -- Dave Peterson |
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