Dear Microsoft...
With other office products you can change the custom colours very easily,
with excel you have to go into tools, then options, then change the
colours...
Please make it as easy as the other office products.
Thanks
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How can I dynamically change the print area without using a VB macro.
The rows of data in the spreedsheet A1:E1200 varies each month.
I.E. month 1 there is data in A1:E800, month 2 there is data in A1:E1100, Etc.
There are blank rows & columns in the area that I want to print.
Any help would be appreciated.
Can a print area automatically be defined strictly by the color of the cell?
For example, if I have a large spreadsheet in which cells turn certain colors based on the data entered, can I "configure" the spreadsheets print area to automatically set to the cells that are one specific color?
I did a paste link of some columns from one sheet to the next. This left a lot of cells with "0" value. I only want to print the area that has content in it and not "0". Is there a way to do this? Thank you!
Hi folks,
I am trying to use the "Print area" and "Print Title" selectors on the Sheet
Tab of Page Setup but they are greyed out. How can I make them active.
I have the same problem on two different computers each running Office 2000
Pro and one with a Windows 2000 Pro OS and the other with a Windows XP Pro
OS
Any tips on how to rectify this would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance
Doug
I have several workbook pages of a lengthy excel file that are for
informational purposes only. How do I turn off the print area so that these
pages are not printed?
Hi, I'm using excel 2007 on windows vista. I'm trying to adjust print settings so that the 1st 10 rows of my sheet are not printed.
I could do this using the print area, but then I have to set a fixed area (like Cel A11 to F20).
This sheet however, is dependent on the input of users, so I would rather have it print as far as cells are filled in (as default, but then without the first 10 rows).
thanks in advance!
Hi all:
Excel 2003 used to have a feature where the user can select and set the print area. I do not see this feature in Excel 2007. So, how dow I set the print area in Excel 2007? Thank you for your kind assistance.
- Ravi
I cant figure out how to only show the printable area in excel, and have all
other cells greyed out? Can anybody help.
I recently installed Excel 2007 and I am having trouble finding certain features. Can any one direct me on how to set a print area? Thanks!
