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It sounds like you accidentally activated the "Draw Border" feature in Excel, which is why you are seeing the white plus sign cursor and the darkened lines in your worksheet. To deactivate this feature and return to the normal cursor, follow these steps:
- Deactivate Draw Border Feature:
- Click on the "Draw Border" button on the Excel ribbon. This button usually looks like a pencil or a pen icon.
- Once you have clicked it, you should return to the normal cursor, and the darkened lines should disappear.
- Print Preview Issue:
- If you are experiencing issues with the print preview not showing your document, it could be due to various reasons.
- First, make sure that the print area is correctly set up. You can do this by going to the "Page Layout" tab and clicking on "Print Area." Ensure that your log is within the print area boundaries.
- Next, check if you have any print filters applied. If so, clear the filters to make sure all data is visible.
- Also, verify your print settings by going to "File" > "Print." Check the settings such as the printer selection, page range, and other print options.
- If you still cannot see your document in print preview, it's possible that there could be a problem with your Excel installation or file. Try opening a different Excel file or restarting Excel and see if the issue persists.
If you continue to experience problems after following these steps, consider checking for any Excel updates or repairing your Office installation. Additionally, you might want to create a backup of your Excel file and open it on another computer to see if the issue is specific to your computer or the file itself. The text and steps were edited with the help of AI.
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It sounds like you accidentally activated the "Draw Border" feature in Excel, which is why you are seeing the white plus sign cursor and the darkened lines in your worksheet. To deactivate this feature and return to the normal cursor, follow these steps:
- Deactivate Draw Border Feature:
- Click on the "Draw Border" button on the Excel ribbon. This button usually looks like a pencil or a pen icon.
- Once you have clicked it, you should return to the normal cursor, and the darkened lines should disappear.
- Print Preview Issue:
- If you are experiencing issues with the print preview not showing your document, it could be due to various reasons.
- First, make sure that the print area is correctly set up. You can do this by going to the "Page Layout" tab and clicking on "Print Area." Ensure that your log is within the print area boundaries.
- Next, check if you have any print filters applied. If so, clear the filters to make sure all data is visible.
- Also, verify your print settings by going to "File" > "Print." Check the settings such as the printer selection, page range, and other print options.
- If you still cannot see your document in print preview, it's possible that there could be a problem with your Excel installation or file. Try opening a different Excel file or restarting Excel and see if the issue persists.
If you continue to experience problems after following these steps, consider checking for any Excel updates or repairing your Office installation. Additionally, you might want to create a backup of your Excel file and open it on another computer to see if the issue is specific to your computer or the file itself. The text and steps were edited with the help of AI.
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