Excel Print Settings

After you enter data into your Excel spreadsheet, it’s time to print it out. You click the Print command. It displays a dialog box with a section labeled Print What. You think the answer is obvious! Print the information I just entered, right? Not so fast. People have printing needs that varies from printing a selection of a worksheet to the entire worksheet, from the current worksheet in use to all worksheets in a file. You will see the Excel Print dialog box present you with 4 choices of printing in the Print What section: Selection, Active Worksheet, Entire Workbook and List

Selection

Print a selected block of cells, rows or columns in a worksheet.

Active Worksheet

This is the default print setting that prints the current worksheet in use.

Entire Workbook

Print all worksheets, with data, in a workbook.

List

Print a list that is filtered or unfiltered. If there is no list in an Excel workbook, the list option is ‘grayed-out’, meaning there is no list available to display this option.

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Originally posted 2009-09-21 06:30:51. Republished by Blog Post Promoter