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How can I set the print area for a worksheet equal to nothing?
I want to print an entire file, but nothing on one tab. I dont want to
create a macro or hide the worksheet. |
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How can I set the print area for a worksheet equal to nothing?
Assuming "tab" means "table,"
Highlight the entire table, Format-Cells-Font-Color-White This will white-out the whole table, but you'll have to change it back to see it yourself. -- Anne Murray "David" wrote: I want to print an entire file, but nothing on one tab. I dont want to create a macro or hide the worksheet. |
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