Excel 2003


Print Management
Printing a worksheet or workbook
Printing in Excel is much like printing in other Office applications such as Microsoft Word. As previously mentioned, Excel defaults to printing the entire worksheet.
To print a worksheet:
- Choose File
Print from the menu bar.
- The Print dialog box opens.
- 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 the up or down arrows.
- Click OK 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.