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Excel Column Widths When Printing
I have multiple ranges on the same page that I would like to print so that
they look uniform when printed, however I'm noticing that there must be some amount of space excel allocates between columns when printing. I have one range that is 27 columns wide, but the sum of the column widths is 120. I have another range that is 13 columns wide, with the sum of the column widths at 120. Both ranges are set to auto fit to 1 page wide and auto pages long... The range that is 27 columns wide always prints out in a smaller font than the one that is 13 columns wide. Any suggestions? |
Excel Column Widths When Printing
Even if you have selected 'Fit to 1 page wide' from print preview Page
SetupUnder Scaling notice the difference 'Adjust to ' % which auto adjusts to accomodate these print area one page wide....The % difference is reflected as the font size difference. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Joe G" wrote: I have multiple ranges on the same page that I would like to print so that they look uniform when printed, however I'm noticing that there must be some amount of space excel allocates between columns when printing. I have one range that is 27 columns wide, but the sum of the column widths is 120. I have another range that is 13 columns wide, with the sum of the column widths at 120. Both ranges are set to auto fit to 1 page wide and auto pages long... The range that is 27 columns wide always prints out in a smaller font than the one that is 13 columns wide. Any suggestions? |
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