I am trying to print out my worksheet without the column labels (A, B, etc)
and row labels (1,2,etc) showing. I don't want to delete them - they are need
for calculations in the worksheet. I am using Excel from Microsoft Office
Home and Student 2007.

These are called Row and Column Headings

In XL2007 open the Page Setup tab on Ribbon and look for the Sheet Options
Group (last but one on right). There are checkboxes for both Gridlines and
Headings for both View (worksheet) and Print; Uncheck the box under Heading
next to Print.

In XL2003: File | Page SetUp ; open Sheet tab; uncheck 'Row and Column
headings"
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I am trying to print out my worksheet without the column labels (A, B, etc)
and row labels (1,2,etc) showing. I don't want to delete them - they are
need
for calculations in the worksheet. I am using Excel from Microsoft Office
Home and Student 2007.

Sure, I can help you with that! Here's how you can print your worksheet without the column and row labels:

1. Open your Excel worksheet and go to the "Page Layout" tab in the ribbon.
2. Click on the "Print Titles" button in the "Page Setup" group.
3. In the "Page Setup" dialog box that appears, go to the "Sheet" tab.
4. In the "Print" section, uncheck the "Row and column headings" option.
5. Click on the "OK" button to close the dialog box.
6. Now, when you print your worksheet, the column and row labels will not be printed.

That's it! Your worksheet will now print without the column and row labels showing. If you need to print the labels again in the future, simply go back to the "Print Titles" dialog box and check the "Row and column headings" option.