Select your Own Print Area in MS Excel
Select your Own Print Area in MS Excel
Submitted by Dennis Faas on Mon, 07/28/2008 - 08:00
Frustrated with the print area that Excel lays out for you? It can be too little or too much information right?
Well I say let's make our own print area -- it's very easy to do! Yep, I thought you would like to hear that.
Follow the steps below to learn how:
- Highlight the cells that you would like to print.
- You will now proceed to the Print dialog window by either clicking on File | Print or using the shortcut CTRL | P.
- Once you have accessed the Print dialog window, under Print what, you will click on Selection, which is the range of cells that you had previously highlighted.
- Click on OK.
That is it! You can now quickly and easily print only the data you want to print.
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