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How do I print only the unhidden rows on a worksheet?
I've tried custom views and print selection only, but neither of those worked. Anything else I'm missing? |
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If the rows are hidden, they shouldn't print if you print normally.
In article , fstone09 wrote: How do I print only the unhidden rows on a worksheet? I've tried custom views and print selection only, but neither of those worked. Anything else I'm missing? |
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You're right. But what I'm trying to do is print something on one page
without all the blank pages in between. I'm printing rows on page 1 and page 9, and I can move the blue line in page preview to show it as one page. Any ideas? "JE McGimpsey" wrote: If the rows are hidden, they shouldn't print if you print normally. In article , fstone09 wrote: How do I print only the unhidden rows on a worksheet? I've tried custom views and print selection only, but neither of those worked. Anything else I'm missing? |
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Sorry, that should have been "I cannot move the blue line..."
"fstone09" wrote: You're right. But what I'm trying to do is print something on one page without all the blank pages in between. I'm printing rows on page 1 and page 9, and I can move the blue line in page preview to show it as one page. Any ideas? "JE McGimpsey" wrote: If the rows are hidden, they shouldn't print if you print normally. In article , fstone09 wrote: How do I print only the unhidden rows on a worksheet? I've tried custom views and print selection only, but neither of those worked. Anything else I'm missing? |
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So what rows are hidden?
If all the rows between pages 1 and 9 are hidden, only one (or two, depending on how many unhidden rows are in those pages) will print. In article , fstone09 wrote: You're right. But what I'm trying to do is print something on one page without all the blank pages in between. I'm printing rows on page 1 and page 9, and I can move the blue line in page preview to show it as one page. Any ideas? "JE McGimpsey" wrote: If the rows are hidden, they shouldn't print if you print normally. In article , fstone09 wrote: How do I print only the unhidden rows on a worksheet? I've tried custom views and print selection only, but neither of those worked. Anything else I'm missing? |
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All 9 pages print. Pages 2 thru 8 are blank except for the header row. My
solution was to print page 1 and then page 9. That'd be okay if I didn't have 40 files to print with similar problems. What's really strange is that on a couple of files, I could print the eight non-contingent rows I needed on one page. On another couple of files I could move one or two of the blue lines for page break but not the others. Obviously something is controlling or blocking what I want to do on most of my files. Now my boss wants me to copy and paste the rows to a new spreadsheet so they're all together. Here goes another day! "JE McGimpsey" wrote: So what rows are hidden? If all the rows between pages 1 and 9 are hidden, only one (or two, depending on how many unhidden rows are in those pages) will print. In article , fstone09 wrote: You're right. But what I'm trying to do is print something on one page without all the blank pages in between. I'm printing rows on page 1 and page 9, and I can move the blue line in page preview to show it as one page. Any ideas? "JE McGimpsey" wrote: If the rows are hidden, they shouldn't print if you print normally. In article , fstone09 wrote: How do I print only the unhidden rows on a worksheet? I've tried custom views and print selection only, but neither of those worked. Anything else I'm missing? |
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Can't you just hide the blank rows?
In article , fstone09 wrote: All 9 pages print. Pages 2 thru 8 are blank except for the header row. My solution was to print page 1 and then page 9. That'd be okay if I didn't have 40 files to print with similar problems. What's really strange is that on a couple of files, I could print the eight non-contingent rows I needed on one page. On another couple of files I could move one or two of the blue lines for page break but not the others. Obviously something is controlling or blocking what I want to do on most of my files. Now my boss wants me to copy and paste the rows to a new spreadsheet so they're all together. Here goes another day! "JE McGimpsey" wrote: So what rows are hidden? If all the rows between pages 1 and 9 are hidden, only one (or two, depending on how many unhidden rows are in those pages) will print. In article , fstone09 wrote: You're right. But what I'm trying to do is print something on one page without all the blank pages in between. I'm printing rows on page 1 and page 9, and I can move the blue line in page preview to show it as one page. Any ideas? "JE McGimpsey" wrote: If the rows are hidden, they shouldn't print if you print normally. In article , fstone09 wrote: How do I print only the unhidden rows on a worksheet? I've tried custom views and print selection only, but neither of those worked. Anything else I'm missing? |
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If you add manual pagebreaks to your range, then those pagebreaks will cause
those pages to be printed--even if they're between hidden rows. Maybe you can remove the manual pagebreaks and print. Or maybe you can copy the visible rows to a different worksheet and add the pagebreaks that you want. fstone09 wrote: All 9 pages print. Pages 2 thru 8 are blank except for the header row. My solution was to print page 1 and then page 9. That'd be okay if I didn't have 40 files to print with similar problems. What's really strange is that on a couple of files, I could print the eight non-contingent rows I needed on one page. On another couple of files I could move one or two of the blue lines for page break but not the others. Obviously something is controlling or blocking what I want to do on most of my files. Now my boss wants me to copy and paste the rows to a new spreadsheet so they're all together. Here goes another day! "JE McGimpsey" wrote: So what rows are hidden? If all the rows between pages 1 and 9 are hidden, only one (or two, depending on how many unhidden rows are in those pages) will print. In article , fstone09 wrote: You're right. But what I'm trying to do is print something on one page without all the blank pages in between. I'm printing rows on page 1 and page 9, and I can move the blue line in page preview to show it as one page. Any ideas? "JE McGimpsey" wrote: If the rows are hidden, they shouldn't print if you print normally. In article , fstone09 wrote: How do I print only the unhidden rows on a worksheet? I've tried custom views and print selection only, but neither of those worked. Anything else I'm missing? -- Dave Peterson |
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