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I usually have the screen zoom % at 100%. You would assume that what shows
on the screen would equal what would print. However, it appears that the cell widths and heights are compressed somewhat on the screen and does not show what actually prints. In other words, if you type information in a cell that gets cut off on the screen, it will normally still print okay and show everything. Is there any way to set it so that what shows on the screen is what will actually print without going through print preview? |
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Hi
You could consider to first make a picture of it: select the cells, hold Shift pressed, and choose Edit Copy picture. -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "vinceh" wrote: I usually have the screen zoom % at 100%. You would assume that what shows on the screen would equal what would print. However, it appears that the cell widths and heights are compressed somewhat on the screen and does not show what actually prints. In other words, if you type information in a cell that gets cut off on the screen, it will normally still print okay and show everything. Is there any way to set it so that what shows on the screen is what will actually print without going through print preview? |
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Except I would like to know that any overflow will print as I prepare the
document without going through steps such as doing a picture or print preview. In other words, why doesn't 100% zoom on screen equal what prints. The cell widths and heights that print are not the same that show on screen at 100% zoom. Why and how do I fix it? "Wigi" wrote: Hi You could consider to first make a picture of it: select the cells, hold Shift pressed, and choose Edit Copy picture. -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "vinceh" wrote: I usually have the screen zoom % at 100%. You would assume that what shows on the screen would equal what would print. However, it appears that the cell widths and heights are compressed somewhat on the screen and does not show what actually prints. In other words, if you type information in a cell that gets cut off on the screen, it will normally still print okay and show everything. Is there any way to set it so that what shows on the screen is what will actually print without going through print preview? |
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