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cherkyle
I have a spreadsheet that I use 5 columns however the columns go on forever! when I go to print it says there are 14,250 pages!!! How can I get rid of them?
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CyberTaz
Sorry, but you've not really given anyone much to wormk with 
What specific versions of OS X & Office are you using?
OK as far as 5 columns, but how many rows of data? Where did the data come
from? Did you type it or paste it from another source?
Did you create the file or is it one you received from another source? If
from elsewhere, elaborate.
How are you going about doing the print job? Give precise step-by-step
exactly what you are doing.
By default Excel only prints the actual content on the active sheet, so for
some reason it is under the impression that content exists outside what you
describe as your actual data range. Since we can't see your file you'll need
to paint as accurate a picture as you can.
You might also check to make sure that the following are fully updated:
Office [12.1.5 is current for 2008, 11.5.3 for Office 2004]
OS X [10.4.11 is current for Tiger, 10.5.6 for Leopard]
Driver software for your printer [check the mfr's web site]
Regards |
Bob Jones
MVP Office:Mac
What specific versions of OS X & Office are you using?
OK as far as 5 columns, but how many rows of data? Where did the data come
from? Did you type it or paste it from another source?
Did you create the file or is it one you received from another source? If
from elsewhere, elaborate.
How are you going about doing the print job? Give precise step-by-step
exactly what you are doing.
By default Excel only prints the actual content on the active sheet, so for
some reason it is under the impression that content exists outside what you
describe as your actual data range. Since we can't see your file you'll need
to paint as accurate a picture as you can.
You might also check to make sure that the following are fully updated:
Office [12.1.5 is current for 2008, 11.5.3 for Office 2004]
OS X [10.4.11 is current for Tiger, 10.5.6 for Leopard]
Driver software for your printer [check the mfr's web site]
Regards |
Bob Jones
MVP Office:Mac