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multiple print areas
Hi, I have a print range A1:N35 and I want to add cells A36:D40. These are adjacent cells. Excel treats this as 2 print areas and outputs the added area on the 2nd page. But I would like to have thes...
If you want to print on one page, the print area will have to be a single contiguous range.
That was already 30 years ago.
It must be possible, if I can declare several areas as print areas, to get them on one page.
Alternatively, you could give the cells that are not to be printed
the property: deactivate printing object, as with other objects (e.g. shapes)
It must be possible, if I can declare several areas as print areas, to get them on one page.
Alternatively, you could give the cells that are not to be printed
the property: deactivate printing object, as with other objects (e.g. shapes)