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jbrown
I would like to print columns a, b, g, m and o on one page. How do I do this?
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Marcelo
Hi, did you try to hide the columns that you don't like to print?
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regards from Brazil
Marcelo
"jbrown" escreveu:
hth
regards from Brazil
Marcelo
"jbrown" escreveu:
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Khissaa
Holding the control (ctl) key down select the columns you want to print.
Then go to File / Print Area / Select Print Area
This changes the print area to the selected columns. Now, keep in mind that
you have changed the print area and if you don't want this as a permanent
change you will need to clear the print area and reselect to what you want it
to be.
Hope that helps
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Then go to File / Print Area / Select Print Area
This changes the print area to the selected columns. Now, keep in mind that
you have changed the print area and if you don't want this as a permanent
change you will need to clear the print area and reselect to what you want it
to be.
Hope that helps
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Gord Dibben
Just curious but have you had success with this method?
I certainly have never had any in my versions of Excel.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
I certainly have never had any in my versions of Excel.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP