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MS Office Forum / Excel / Setup / October 2005Problem Printing Spreadsheet
I have a series of worksheets that will print fine on all my workstations but one. On the one in question, everything appears to be setup the same way. Excel looks the same. All of the information in the cells appears the same way. When we go to print preview or print on the troublesome workstation, some of the cell data is cut off. Word wrap is turned on, cells are set to autofit. This is in Excel 2003 Are you printing to the same printer or the same type of printer. The selected printer always determines how the preview looks and, of course, how the page prints. Also, try changing your margins at the problem workstation Alex Ackley Wrote: > I have a series of worksheets that will print fine on all my > workstations but [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > This is in Excel 2003  SignatureBob Miller Same printer and same driver. Thought of that already. The only thing we can come up with as a possible problem is that the user has large fonts enabled (vision problems) but the spreadsheet looks perfectly fine when viewed. It's only when print preview and/or print is selected that you get a difference. Margins are the same, and changing the margins didn't make a difference. It's not cutting off on top or bottom like margins but inside of cells. Say you have 10 columns and 10 rows. It would cut off the top of cell at 5,5 and 5,8 for some reason. > Are you printing to the same printer or the same type of printer. The > selected printer always determines how the preview looks and, of [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > > This is in Excel 2003 Still more pot shots. Is the font a true type font. Try Arial or Times New Roman if it isn't already. Alex Ackley Wrote: > Same printer and same driver. Thought of that already. The only thing > we [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > -- > Bob Miller SignatureBob Miller
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