Chapter 27

Printing

Printing in one click

Finding print settings

Previewing the printed report

Working with page breaks

Adding headers or footers to the printed report

Printing from the File menu

Choosing what to print

Using Page Layout view

Exploring other page setup options

You’ve finished your workbook model and now it is time to print. In reality, you are most likely going to email the workbook or export it to a PDF. But there are still some workbooks that you will print on real paper. This chapter gives you some tips to making that printout look great.

Printing in one click

If you’re a keyboard enthusiast, you might be upset that in Excel, Ctrl+P takes you to the Print panel instead of performing a quick print. In a few steps, you can ...

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