[Jennifer]

In Excel 2007, when a spreadsheet is printed, the text seems to 'slide' to
the right and is cutt off at each column. This occurs whent he text is
wrapped or not, even when there is not much text in the cell (does not seem
to be associated with a charcter limit).
Print Preview shows the document as it should be - but when printed it is
cut off. How can this be corrected (not just for this one document, but for
all the documents in the future)?

[Bob I]

Sometimes the problem is HP printer driver Advanced printing feature. If
you are using a HP printer, try turning this off in Printing
preferences, Advanced tab or button.

jennifer wrote:
In Excel 2007, when a spreadsheet is printed, the text seems to 'slide' to
the right and is cutt off at each column. This occurs whent he text is
wrapped or not, even when there is not much text in the cell (does not seem
to be associated with a charcter limit).
Print Preview shows the document as it should be - but when printed it is
cut off. How can this be corrected (not just for this one document, but for
all the documents in the future)?

[Jennifer]

I am not using a HP printer, I am printing to a Konica Minolta copier/printer.



"Bob I" wrote:

Sometimes the problem is HP printer driver Advanced printing feature. If
you are using a HP printer, try turning this off in Printing
preferences, Advanced tab or button.

jennifer wrote:
In Excel 2007, when a spreadsheet is printed, the text seems to 'slide' to
the right and is cutt off at each column. This occurs whent he text is
wrapped or not, even when there is not much text in the cell (does not seem
to be associated with a charcter limit).
Print Preview shows the document as it should be - but when printed it is
cut off. How can this be corrected (not just for this one document, but for
all the documents in the future)?

[Jennifer]

Thank you. Even though I am not using a HP printer, this seems to solve this
problem!


"Bob I" wrote:

Sometimes the problem is HP printer driver Advanced printing feature. If
you are using a HP printer, try turning this off in Printing
preferences, Advanced tab or button.

jennifer wrote:
In Excel 2007, when a spreadsheet is printed, the text seems to 'slide' to
the right and is cutt off at each column. This occurs whent he text is
wrapped or not, even when there is not much text in the cell (does not seem
to be associated with a charcter limit).
Print Preview shows the document as it should be - but when printed it is
cut off. How can this be corrected (not just for this one document, but for
all the documents in the future)?

[Bob I]

Thanks for reporting back with that information about Konica Minolta
copier/printer drivers having that issue!

jennifer wrote:

Thank you. Even though I am not using a HP printer, this seems to solve this
problem!


"Bob I" wrote:


Sometimes the problem is HP printer driver Advanced printing feature. If
you are using a HP printer, try turning this off in Printing
preferences, Advanced tab or button.

jennifer wrote:

In Excel 2007, when a spreadsheet is printed, the text seems to 'slide' to
the right and is cutt off at each column. This occurs whent he text is
wrapped or not, even when there is not much text in the cell (does not seem
to be associated with a charcter limit).
Print Preview shows the document as it should be - but when printed it is
cut off. How can this be corrected (not just for this one document, but for
all the documents in the future)?