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I'm trying to create a staff schedule on one legal-sized page. When I print
it out, I'd like to fill the whole page - automatically resizing whatever needs to be resized each time. I can't seem to find a way to do this; is this possible? The top axis is the date (always seven days), the side axis is staff grouped by job-type (some staff members appearing in more than one group). This schedule changes every week, but will always appear on one sheet. At present, the only way I can fill the page is resizing every single row each time - pretty painfull, considering the staff size changes with some frequency. What am I missing? Can this be automated, or do I have too many variables? |
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Have you tried 'file'..'page setup' and then click the 'fit to one page'
button? "edt" wrote: I'm trying to create a staff schedule on one legal-sized page. When I print it out, I'd like to fill the whole page - automatically resizing whatever needs to be resized each time. I can't seem to find a way to do this; is this possible? The top axis is the date (always seven days), the side axis is staff grouped by job-type (some staff members appearing in more than one group). This schedule changes every week, but will always appear on one sheet. At present, the only way I can fill the page is resizing every single row each time - pretty painfull, considering the staff size changes with some frequency. What am I missing? Can this be automated, or do I have too many variables? |
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Thanks, Tim; yes, I have tried that command, but it will only shink the data,
not expand it. It's not the end of the world, of course; sometimes its just easier to read the schedule if it's bigger - and manually changing everything is just tedious. "tim m" wrote: Have you tried 'file'..'page setup' and then click the 'fit to one page' button? "edt" wrote: I'm trying to create a staff schedule on one legal-sized page. When I print it out, I'd like to fill the whole page - automatically resizing whatever needs to be resized each time. I can't seem to find a way to do this; is this possible? The top axis is the date (always seven days), the side axis is staff grouped by job-type (some staff members appearing in more than one group). This schedule changes every week, but will always appear on one sheet. At present, the only way I can fill the page is resizing every single row each time - pretty painfull, considering the staff size changes with some frequency. What am I missing? Can this be automated, or do I have too many variables? |
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