Print All Worksheets at Once in Excel
How to print all worksheets at once from Excel.
This saves you the time of having to go to each sheet individually to print.
- Hit Ctrl + P to get to the print screen.
- Click where it says Print Active Sheets and select the option Print Entire Workbook.
- That's it! It's as simple as that.
Notes
There are a lot of different printing options for Excel. It is well worth it to play around with the options on the Page Layout tab to see what can be useful to you. You can also check out our other printing tutorials for Excel.
Download the sample workbook that comes with this tutorial to try this feature out.
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