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Emrys Davies

Help Needed
 
I use Excel 2007. I completed a sheet of twenty two bowls games and
everything I need is there but I now find that I started at column AE so
when I prepare the sheet for printing I find that the first page is blank.
How can I transfer my data to the first page? Tread carefully please as all
I know is what I have learned my self.



Bruce Sinclair[_2_]

Help Needed
 
In article , "Emrys Davies" wrote:
I use Excel 2007. I completed a sheet of twenty two bowls games and
everything I need is there but I now find that I started at column AE so
when I prepare the sheet for printing I find that the first page is blank.
How can I transfer my data to the first page? Tread carefully please as all
I know is what I have learned my self.


Probably the easiest way is to
1) add another sheet to your workbook
2) copy the columns you want to print to that new sheet
3) print the new sheet

HTH


GS[_6_]

Help Needed
 
I use Excel 2007. I completed a sheet of twenty two bowls games and
everything I need is there but I now find that I started at column AE
so
when I prepare the sheet for printing I find that the first page is
blank.
How can I transfer my data to the first page? Tread carefully please
as all
I know is what I have learned my self.


Set the Print_Area to the desired range, perhaps?

--
Garry

Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org
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comp.lang.basic.visual.misc
microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion



GS[_6_]

Help Needed
 
I use Excel 2007. I completed a sheet of twenty two bowls games
and
everything I need is there but I now find that I started at column
AE so
when I prepare the sheet for printing I find that the first page
is blank.
How can I transfer my data to the first page? Tread carefully
please as all
I know is what I have learned my self.


Set the Print_Area to the desired range, perhaps?


Alternatively, you can use Group&Outline to hide the columns to the
left of AE when printing

--
Garry

Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org
Classic VB Users Regroup!
comp.lang.basic.visual.misc
microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion



Emrys Davies

Help Needed
 

"GS" wrote in message ...
I use Excel 2007. I completed a sheet of twenty two bowls games
and
everything I need is there but I now find that I started at column
AE so
when I prepare the sheet for printing I find that the first page
is blank.
How can I transfer my data to the first page? Tread carefully
please as all
I know is what I have learned my self.


Set the Print_Area to the desired range, perhaps?


Alternatively, you can use Group&Outline to hide the columns to the
left of AE when printing

--
Garry


Would you 'walk me' to Group&Outline as I cannot find it?. Thanks

Emrys Davies

Help Needed
 

"Bruce Sinclair" wrote in message
...
In article , "Emrys Davies"
wrote:
I use Excel 2007. I completed a sheet of twenty two bowls games and
everything I need is there but I now find that I started at column AE so
when I prepare the sheet for printing I find that the first page is
blank.
How can I transfer my data to the first page? Tread carefully please as
all
I know is what I have learned my self.


Probably the easiest way is to
1) add another sheet to your workbook
2) copy the columns you want to print to that new sheet
3) print the new sheet

HTH


I added another sheet, copied the sheet in question, but Paste was
greyed-out when I went to copy it on the virgin sheet.


Emrys Davies

Help Needed
 

"Emrys Davies" wrote in message
...

"Bruce Sinclair" wrote in message
...
In article , "Emrys Davies"
wrote:
I use Excel 2007. I completed a sheet of twenty two bowls games and
everything I need is there but I now find that I started at column AE so
when I prepare the sheet for printing I find that the first page is
blank.
How can I transfer my data to the first page? Tread carefully please as
all
I know is what I have learned my self.


Probably the easiest way is to
1) add another sheet to your workbook
2) copy the columns you want to print to that new sheet
3) print the new sheet

HTH


I added another sheet, copied the sheet in question, but Paste was
greyed-out when I went to copy it on the virgin sheet.


I went to sheet 3 and then everything worked fine, whatever I did
differently. So many thank to everyone as all is now well.


GS[_6_]

Help Needed
 
"GS" wrote in message
...
I use Excel 2007. I completed a sheet of twenty two bowls games
and
everything I need is there but I now find that I started at
column AE so
when I prepare the sheet for printing I find that the first page
is blank.
How can I transfer my data to the first page? Tread carefully
please as all
I know is what I have learned my self.

Set the Print_Area to the desired range, perhaps?


Alternatively, you can use Group&Outline to hide the columns to the
left of AE when printing

-- Garry


Would you 'walk me' to Group&Outline as I cannot find it?. Thanks


It's on the *Data* tab in the 'Outline' section. Select the cols to
expand/collapse, then click 'Group'.

--
Garry

Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org
Classic VB Users Regroup!
comp.lang.basic.visual.misc
microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion




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