I have a phenomenon I have not seen before, despite using Excel for over
15 years. Can anyone please point to a cause?

Excel 2000 on a Windows XP SP3 platform.

On a particular worksheet the Borders are printing on copy one but not
copy two. The Borders are delineating sub-totals and totals of columns
of figures. Not all worksheets are affected.

TIA


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Gerry
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perhaps it is a side effect of the Printer preferences having "Advanced
Printing features" enabled. You have an HP printer? Or some Brother
printers also do this.

Gerry wrote:

I have a phenomenon I have not seen before, despite using Excel for over
15 years. Can anyone please point to a cause?

Excel 2000 on a Windows XP SP3 platform.

On a particular worksheet the Borders are printing on copy one but not
copy two. The Borders are delineating sub-totals and totals of columns
of figures. Not all worksheets are affected.

TIA