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Print worksheets and workbooks j then press F5 or click Slide Show > From Beginning to start the course. In the message bar, click Enable Editing, If the videos in this course don’t play, you may need to download QuickTime or just switch to PowerPoint 2013 .

Microsoft Office Excel 2013 Tutorials 16- Printing Worksheets and Workbooks

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1. Print worksheets and workbooks j then press F5 or click Slide Show > From Beginning to start the course. In the message bar, click Enable Editing, If the videos in this course dont play, you may need to download QuickTime or just switch to PowerPoint 2013. 2. 5 761 2 3 4 Course summary Help Press F5 to start, Esc to stop 1/4 videos Print worksheets and workbooks Closed captions Summary Feedback HelpPrint More options Specific pages Headings & more 4:40 4:521:09 6:16 You want to print the worksheet youre working on.Click File > Print. You see a preview of what the printed worksheet will look like.Down here Excel tells you how many pages it is 2 in this example. And click Print.To print the entire workbook, before you click Print, under Settings,click the arrow next to Print Active Sheets, click Print Entire Workbook.Print preview now shows the first page of the first worksheet.And Excel now tells you itll print 28 pages. Click the Next Page arrow to view different pages, and click Print.Up next, More print options. 3. 5 761 2 3 4 Course summary Help Press F5 to start, Esc to stop 2/4 videos Print worksheets and workbooks Closed captions Summary Feedback Help When you work on a worksheet, you may want to view it in the Page Layout view to get a better idea of how itll print. Click the View tab, and click the Page Layout button.This view shows print related details, such as page breaks, and headers and footers.For more information about headers and footers,see the link to Insert headers and footers in the course summary at the end of the course.Its also a good idea to make sure all of the data in your worksheet is visible on the screen.For example, some of the dates are too wide for column A, they appear as number signs.If I dont fix this, theyll print this way.I point between columns A and B in the column header.Click and hold the left mouse button and drag it to the right to make the column wider.Now all of the dates in column A are visible.I click File > Print.In the bottom right of print preview I click the Zoom to Page icon, to make it easier to review the worksheet.And the dates are visible.From print preview you can change many default print settings.Click in Copies and type the number of copies you want to print.Click the arrow next to the current printer and click the printer you want to use.Note that changing the printer may change some of your print options.Click the arrow next to Print One Sided and click one of the Print on Both Sides options.If your printer doesnt print on both sides, this option wont appear.In the Print worksheets and workbooks video earlier in this coursewe printed a specific worksheet and an entire workbook.You can also print specific cells in a worksheet by selecting the range of cells you want to print.Click a cell in the corner of the range and drag the mouse over the remaining cells.To print additional non-contiguous ranges, press and hold the Ctrl key, and select the additional ranges.Press the Ctrl+P keyboard shortcut to print.Click the arrow next to Print Active Sheets, click Print Selection,verify print preview contains only the cells you selected, and click Print.If youre going to frequently print the same cells in a worksheet,you can configure them as the print area for the worksheet so you dont have to select them every time you want to print. Select the cells, click the Page Layout tab, click Print Area, click Set Print Area, press Ctrl+P,and even though Print Active Sheets is selected, you can see in the print preview that only the print area will print. If you want to print the active worksheets instead of the print area,click the arrow next to Print Active Sheets and click Ignore Print Area.To create print areas on multiple worksheets you use the same steps.Well cover printing multiple worksheets a little later in this video.You can also add to the print area.Select other cells on the same worksheet. On the Page Layout tab, click Print Area, and click Add to Print Area. You can do this multiple times.To remove the print area from a worksheet, on the Page Layout tab, click Print Area, and click Clear Print Area. Repeat these steps for each worksheet you want to remove the print area from.To print a table in a worksheet, I click any cell in the table, press Ctrl+P, click the arrow next to Print Active Sheets, click Print Selected Table, verify the print preview contains only the table, and click Print.If you want to print multiple worksheets, click the tab of the first worksheet you want to print. Press and hold Ctrl. Click the tab of each additional worksheet you want to print.Click File > Print, make sure Print Active Sheets is selected, if you want,click the Next Page arrow to preview all of the pages, and click Print.To print multiple workbooks, they must be in the same folder.I click File Explorer and go to the folder that contains the workbooks, check the workbooks I want to print,right-click the selected workbooks, and click Print.They print with the default print settings.Up next, print a worksheet on a specific number of pages. Print More options Specific pages Headings & more 4:40 4:521:09 6:16 4. 5 761 2 3 4 Course summary Help Press F5 to start, Esc to stop 3/4 videos Print worksheets and workbooks Closed captions Summary Feedback Help Page Layout view shows us that this worksheet is wider than a page by just one column,resulting in six total pages; the page counts down here.But you want to print the entire worksheet on three pages.There are several ways to do this without shrinking the worksheet, possibly making it hard to read.Which way will work best for a worksheet depends its dimensions and how you want it to look when it prints. One way is to adjust the worksheets margins.Click the Page Layout tab, click Margins, click Narrow.The page to the right is grayed out, meaning it doesnt contain data and it therefore wont print.The entire worksheet will now print in full size on three pages.Another way to print the entire worksheet on three pages is to change the worksheets page orientation.On the Page Layout tab, click Orientation, click Landscape,and the entire worksheet will now print in full size on 3 pages.To use a combination of page orientation and paper size to make the worksheet fit on three pages.On the Page Layout tab, I click Orientation, and click Landscape. Its still six pages.So I click Size, and click Legal. The entire worksheet will now print in full size on three pages.You can also choose to shrink the worksheet to make it fit on 3 pages,but be careful that doing so doesnt make the worksheet hard to read.You can use the Page Break Preview view to configure how the worksheet will print.Click the View tab, click the Page Break Preview view. A dotted line indicates an automatic page break.I put the mouse over it, click and hold the left mouse button,drag the dotted line to the right, and the worksheets now on 3 pages.Since we shrunk the worksheet,its a good idea to print preview and zoom to the actual size of the page to make sure you can still read it.Click File > Print. Click Zoom to Page in the lower right corner of Excel,and you can look at the preview and see if you can still read it.I want to have certain information on the same page, and I can do this by manually setting page breaks.In the Page Break Preview view, I click the row I want to set a page break above. You can also click a column.On the Page Layout tab, I click Breaks and click Insert Page Break.The manual page break is marked by a solid line. I select another row and do the same thing.And the worksheet will still print on 3 pages, but have page breaks where I want them.You can change the scale of a worksheet to make it print bigger or smaller.Up here on the Page Layout tab, you can see that the worksheets scale is 100% and down here that itll print on 6 pages. To make it print on 3 pages, we need to decrease the scale. Click the arrow next to Width, and click 1 page.This shrinks the worksheet to 1 sheet wide, which happens to shrink it to 3 pages in length, just what we want. Again, since we shrunk the worksheet, its a good idea to print preview to make sure you can still read it.You can also set the scale to a specific number.1. Click the scale down arrow until the worksheets the size you want.2. You can also click in Scale and type a number.Up next, print headings, gridlines, formulas, and more on your worksheet. Print More options Specific pages Headings & more 4:40 4:521:09 6:16 5. 5 761 2 3 4 Course summary Help Press F5 to start, Esc to stop 4/4 videos Print worksheets and workbooks Closed captions Summary Feedback Help Here are a few more things you can do with printing in Excel, including printing headings, gridlines,row and column headings, and formulas.You can even mimic a watermark and print it.The first row of this worksheet has labels for the columns. This is referred to as a header row.Since the worksheets longer than a page, printing the header row on every page makes the worksheet easier to read. You wont have to keep flipping back to page one to remember what datas in a column.Click the Page Layout tab, and click Print Titles. Click in Rows to repeat at top, and then click any cell in row 1. The entire row is automatically filled in for me. You can select multiple rows.You can also select Columns to repeat at left to have columns repeat on the left of every page.Click Print Preview, and in print preview you can see that the header will print at the top of every page.If youve frozen or locked panes and want to print the top or left pane on every page,see the course summary at the end of the course for a link to the Freeze or lock panes course.There are comments in this worksheet. When I point to the red indicator in the corner of this cell, the comment appears. When you print a worksheet, you can print the comments at the end of the worksheet or as they display on the worksheet. To print the comments as they display on the worksheet, you first have to display them.Click the Review tab, and click Show All Comments. Now click the Page Layout tab. Click Print Titles.Click the Comments down-arrow. You have the options to print them At end of sheet or As displayed on sheet; click As displayed on sheet.Click Print Preview, and in print preview you can see the comments on the worksheet.On the screen, by default, the worksheets pages have gridlines,making it easier to read across rows and down columns.But when you print, by default, the gridlines are not printed.To print gridlines in a worksheet, on the Page Layout tab, under Gridlines, check Print.Now when you print the worksheet, the gridlines are printed and its easier to read.You can print row and column headings. This is 1, 2, 3 and so-on for rows and A, B, C, and so on for columns. It makes it easier to discuss a print-out if the rows and columns dont have some sort of sequential IDs.On the Page Layout tab, under Headings, check Print.Now when you print the worksheet, the headings are printed.You want to put a watermark on your worksheet that says confidential.There isnt a watermark feature in Excel, but you can come pretty close.On the Page Layout tab, click Background. I already have an image I want to use.If you dont, you can find one by clicking options such as Office.com Clip Art and Bing Image Search.Browse or search to find the image you want, click it,and your worksheet now has a watermark that says confidential.Or say you want to have a group review of the equations in your worksheet, to make sure theyre correct.But you dont want to have to click in every cell that has a formula to do the review.Instead, click the Formulas tab, and click Show Formulas.And now all of the formulas, not the resulting values, are displayed in your worksheet.Print the worksheet, and the formulas are printed.Now youve got a pretty good idea about how to print worksheets and workbooks.Of course, theres always more to learn.So check out the course summary at the end, and best of all, explore Excel 2013 on your own. Print More options Specific pages Headings & more 4:40 4:521:09 6:16 6. Help Course summary Press F5 to start, Esc to stop Course summaryPrint worksheets and workbooks Summary Feedback Help 5 761 2 3 4 Print More options Specific pages Headings & more 4:40 4:521:09 6:16 Print one or several worksheets 1. Select the worksheets that you want to print. 2. Click File > Print. You can also press Ctrl+P. 3. Click the Print button or adjust Settings before you click the Print button. Print one or several workbooks All workbook files that you want to print must be in the same folder. 1. Click File > Open. You can also press Ctrl+O. 2. Hold down Ctrl and then click the name of each workbook that you want to print. 3. Right-click the selection, and click Print. Print a part of a worksheet 1. Click the worksheet, and select the range of data that you want to print. 2. Click File > Print. You can also press Ctrl+P. 3. Under Settings, click the arrow next to Print Active Sheets and select Print Selected Table. 4. Click the Print button. If a worksheet has defined print areas, Excel will print only those print areas. If you don't want to print only a defined print area, check the Ignore print area box. Print an Excel table 1. Click a cell within the table to enable the table. 2. Click File > Print. You can also press Ctrl+P. 3. Under Settings, click the arrow next to Print Active Sheets and select Selected Table. 4. Click the Print button. Print gridlines in a worksheet 1. Select the worksheet or worksheets that you want to print. 2. On the Page Layout tab, in the Sheet Options group, check the Print box under Gridlines. 3. Click File > Print. You can also press Ctrl+P. See also Freeze or lock panes Insert headers and footers Print a worksheet or workbook More training courses Office Compatibility Pack 7. Check out more courses Help Course summary Press F5 to start, Esc to stop Rating and comments Thank you for viewing this course! 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