Then I don't understand what you meant in the op about your "edges keep
getting cut off" - it now sounds like everything you want printed is being
printed - not getting cut off - but that there is more being printed than
what you expect.
If that's the case, it sounds like you've accidentally applied Borders in
areas of the sheet that don't contain any data. Because of the formatting,
however, Excel thinks those cells are to be included in the job. You can
handle that in several different ways.
For a permanent solution, select the rows & columns that don't contain data
then go to Edit> Clear> All. Once Excel knows that there's nothing ther to
be printed it won't send those "extra pages" when you print.
If you need to retain the formatting but *not* print that range of cells,
select the range you *do* want to print and either;
1- go to File> Print Area> Set Print Area, or
2- when ready to print, select the range to be printed, go into the Print
dialog & choose the option Print What: Selection
If I'm still not understanding the circumstances you'll need to provide a
much clearer description of your content, its layout, what you expect, how
you're going about it & exactly what is happening contrary to your
expectations. Again, we can't read your mind or see what's going on
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
