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Excel Tutorial 2003
o BASICS
  Lesson 1
  Lesson 2
  Lesson 3
  Lesson 4
  Lesson 5
  Lesson 6
  Lesson 7
o WORKSHEET LAYOUT
  Lesson 8
  Lesson 9
  Lesson 10
  Lesson 11
  Lesson 12
  Lesson 13
o CHARTING, PRINTING AND PAGESETUP
  Lesson 14
  Lesson 15
  Lesson 16
  Lesson 17
  Lesson 18
  Lesson 19
o

ADVANCED TOPICS

  Lesson 20
  Lesson 21
  Lesson 22
   
   
 
 
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Charting, Printing and Page Setup  
   

Specify a print area

In Excel 2003 you can print an entire workbook, a worksheet, a cell range or a cell. Excel defaults to printing the entire worksheet. But if you want to print only a certain area of a spreadsheet then you can define a print area.

To Specify a Print Area:
  • Choose View Page Break Preview from the menu bar.
 
Page Break Preview Menu
 
  • A reduced image of the chart is displayed on the screen.
  • Click on one of four blue-colored borders and drag to highlight and select the area to print.
 
Print Range
 
Choose File Print Area Set Print Area on the menu bar.
 
File Print Area Menu
 
Only that area you defined in the print range will print when the worksheet is submitted to the printer for printing.
 

Preview a page before printing

Excel 2003 provides a Print Preview capability that shows a smaller picture of the printed page directly on the computer screen. Print Preview is a good way for you to review the formatting and make sure the columns, rows and margins appear exactly where you want them.

To Print Preview:
  • Choose File Print Preview on the menu bar, or
Click the Print Preview button on the standard toolbar
 
Print Preview  Menu
 
In Print Preview window, the document is sized so the entire page is visible on the screen. Simply check the spreadsheet for overall formatting and layout.
 
Print Preview Dialog Box
 
The Zoom button in Print Preview will enlarge the data so it can be read.
 

Inserting and Removing a Page Break

There are two different kinds of page breaks in Excel: soft page breaks and hard page breaks. A soft page break is automatically inserted into a spreadsheet when there is too much data to fit on one page. A hard page break is one that you can insert into a spreadhseet, wherever you want it to appear.

 
To Insert a Page Break:
  • Move the cursor to the row where a page break needs to be inserted. This row will be the first row on the new page.
  • Choose Insert Page Break from the menu bar.
 
Insert Page Break Menu
 
  • A page break, indicated by a dashed line, is inserted into the worksheet.
 
To Delete a Page Break:
  • Move the cursor to the row where a page break appears
  • Choose Insert Remove Page Break from the menu bar.
 
Insert Remove Page Break  Menu
 
  • The page break (represented by a dashed line) is removed from the page.
 

Printing a Worksheet or Workbook

Printing in Excel is much like printing in other Office applications like Microsoft Word. As previously mentioned, Excel defaults to printing the entire worksheet.

To Print a Worksheet:
  • Choose File Print from the menu bar.
 
Print Selection
 
The Print dialog box opens.
 
Print Dialog Box
 
  • Specify the Printer Name where the spreadsheet will print. If you only have one printer in your home or office, Excel will default to that printer.
  • In Print Range, choose whether to print All or a certain range of pages (Pages From n to y, where n and y are the beginning and ending page numbers.
  • In Print what, choose whether to print a Selection, the Active sheet or the Entire Workbook (all worksheets in the workbook). Excel defaults to the Active Sheet.
  • Choose the Number of Copies to print by clicking on the up or down arrows.
  • Click the OK button to print the worksheet.
 
Don't print your Excel spreadsheet without checking spelling first! Excel includes two tools to help correct spelling errors: AutoCorrect and Spelling.
 
Look Up!
 
  • Open your Monthly Budget file.
  • Select the 2005 sheet.
  • Use Print Preview to view the sheet and then Print the document.
  • Save and close.
 
 
 
 
 
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