Excel Printing Layout Issue
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vanessa04
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Hello,
I can't manage to print an Excel table correctly.
I've tried everything in the page layout: fit to one page, select the print area, insert/remove page breaks, etc., but the problem remains the same: this table, which should fit on 20 pages, is printing on over 80 pages, fragmented.
I can't manage to fit the 4 columns it contains in landscape format. The more I reduce the page layout to X% of the normal size, the more the table prints on an endless number of pages (Excel's latest suggestion: 2020 pages!!).
If I adjust to 400% of the normal size, the table reduces slightly. Conversely, if I adjust to 10%, then the table prints on hundreds of pages.
I've already printed this same table correctly. So I know it's possible, but I can't seem to perform the same operation anymore.
Can anyone help me?
P.S.: My version of Excel is Microsoft Excel 97-2003 (.xls)
Thanks a million in advance for your responses!
I can't manage to print an Excel table correctly.
I've tried everything in the page layout: fit to one page, select the print area, insert/remove page breaks, etc., but the problem remains the same: this table, which should fit on 20 pages, is printing on over 80 pages, fragmented.
I can't manage to fit the 4 columns it contains in landscape format. The more I reduce the page layout to X% of the normal size, the more the table prints on an endless number of pages (Excel's latest suggestion: 2020 pages!!).
If I adjust to 400% of the normal size, the table reduces slightly. Conversely, if I adjust to 10%, then the table prints on hundreds of pages.
I've already printed this same table correctly. So I know it's possible, but I can't seem to perform the same operation anymore.
Can anyone help me?
P.S.: My version of Excel is Microsoft Excel 97-2003 (.xls)
Thanks a million in advance for your responses!
4 answers
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Hello,
First, we need to make sure there is no other data lingering outside the table.
Click on the first empty column after your table.
Once the column is highlighted, press Ctrl + SHIFT (key above Ctrl + Right Arrow)
All columns outside the table are now highlighted.
Right-click on one of the column headers and select Delete
Then select the first empty row after your table.
Press Ctrl + SHIFT + Down Arrow
All rows above your table are selected.
Right-click and then Delete
Then go to print options and in the scaling section, set it back to 100%
Click below and put 1 in the first field and 100 in the second.
That should work.