Excel 2000, column and height are set so all lines in a cell are viewable.
Everything looks fine in Excel and print preview. But when I print, the very
last letter in every cell is chopped in half. (e.g. so an 'n' looks like an
'r'. I can not find a difference between other text cells that are working
fine.

Are you in the default font and fontsize that you set up in
tools, options, general. though it probably shouldn't make a
difference. What you see on the screen is based on your printer
drivers. I guess all you can do is adjust to cell border. You might
try placing a space after the last character as well.

You don't say how much data is in the cell if it is a lot you might
try using Alt+Enter to force a line break -- it also turns on cell wrap.
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"Jeff Larkin" <Jeff wrote in message ...
Excel 2000, column and height are set so all lines in a cell are viewable.
Everything looks fine in Excel and print preview. But when I print, the very
last letter in every cell is chopped in half. (e.g. so an 'n' looks like an
'r'. I can not find a difference between other text cells that are working
fine.