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MS Office Forum / Excel / General Excel Questions / May 2008Dual Sided Printing
How do I print a workbook dual sided? I've got a large workbook, 30+ pages and I'd like to print dual sided since my HP L7590 all in one will allow me to. Help Please. hi this is a printer function not an excel function. technically all excel does is sends the data. and excel cannot do what the printer is incapable of doing. on the menu bar.... edit>page setup>options button. this should bring up the properties of your default printer. you should be able to set duel side printing here. Regards FSt1 > How do I print a workbook dual sided? I've got a large workbook, 30+ pages > and I'd like to print dual sided since my HP L7590 all in one will allow me > to. > > Help Please. RE FST1's answer, right but it's the file menu... see below. > hi > this is a printer function not an excel function. technically all excel does > is sends the data. and excel cannot do what the printer is incapable of doing. > on the menu bar.... > edit>page setup>options button. FILE>page setup>options button > this should bring up the properties of your default printer. you should be > able to set duel side printing here. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > > Help Please. hi, thank's for catching that. my bad. regards FSt1 > RE FST1's answer, right but it's the file menu... see below. > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > > > > Help Please. I guess this is where my question is, I have my printer set up for default dual sided printing, and on everything else I print it never has a problem. But when I am trying to print this spreadsheet that is a series of worksheets in a workbook that each are only a page long it wants to treat them as if they are individual bits of data...not as one series of data or group of data. Jason > hi, > thank's for catching that. my bad. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > > > > > > > Help Please. |
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