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In Excel, print non-consecutive columns.
In Excel, can you print non-consecutive columns. If so, how? The
information in one worksheet is used to print 3 different documents. Is there anyway to print non-consecutive columns? Is there anyway to have the 3 different documents from the one worksheet set up print permanently with the 3 non-consecutive columns? Thanks. |
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In Excel, print non-consecutive columns.
You could hide the columns you don't want to print, then print, then unhide
those columns. If it's something that you do lots of times, you could record a macro while you do it manually. Then just rerun the macro when you need to. kwm5321 wrote: In Excel, can you print non-consecutive columns. If so, how? The information in one worksheet is used to print 3 different documents. Is there anyway to print non-consecutive columns? Is there anyway to have the 3 different documents from the one worksheet set up print permanently with the 3 non-consecutive columns? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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