I'm duplex printing ...What is the easiest way to print two different sheet
layouts (one on each side of an A4 sheet please...?) I seem to be struggling
when copying and pasting the 2nd layout into the first workbook as my column
widths don't change with the data i'm pasting so ...

I am working on a basic Excel spreadsheet for my son's Boy Scout
Troop.  There is one page that has all the charts on it.  Weekly I
need to print all the charts, one per page.  How do I go about doing
that?  Might there be an easy macro I could write that would iterate

I want to print column A and B and not the remainder
of the spreadsheet.
How do I do this?

Office 2003 SP3 on XPSP2
I have a user who has a multi-sheet workbook. Each sheet contains one or
more printable pages and the Page Scaling is set to 100%.
When he prints this workbook, occassionally one or more pages winds up

I'd like to print my worksheet in 2 "columns"...
    Explanation: My worksheet has 3 narrow columns and hundreds of rows.  
The 3 narrow columns easily fit on 1/2 of a page (portrait).  I would like to
print so that 2 "columns" are created on the printed page (think Word style

I need to print a workbook with a variable number of worksheets.
However, I don't need the first 3 worksheets of the book. It also
needs to be collated. I need to create a macro or VB loop to make it
automatic from a command button. Any ideas?