Microsoft® Excel® 2010 Plain & Simple

Chapter 9. Printing Worksheets

In this section:

• “Previewing Worksheets Before Printing”

• “Choosing a Printer and Page Size”

• Printing Part of a Worksheet

• Printing Row and Column Headings on Each Page

• Setting and Changing Print Margins

• Setting Page Orientation and Scale

• Creating Headers and Footers

• Adding Graphics to a Header or a Footer

• Setting and Viewing Page Breaks

After you create your worksheet, you can print a copy for reference, for backup, or to distribute to your colleagues. Although you might be tempted to print your worksheet as soon as you complete it, it’s usually a good idea to check your work first. All you need to do to see how your worksheet will look when it’s printed is to display the worksheet in Backstage view. If you want ...