When you build a spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel 2013, your initial concern is often with the data that you enter. It’s important that the data is correct and in an understandable state so that it can be evaluated correctly by interested parties. But sometimes you need to print that spreadsheet, and the default print settings… Continue Reading How to Horizontally Center a Printed Spreadsheet in Excel 2013
Sometimes when you have a spreadsheet that you need to print in Office 365, it might seem like the margins surrounding your data are much too large. This reduces the amount of information that you can fit on the page, and often results in creating printed documents that are much longer than they need to… Continue Reading How to Use Narrow Margins in Excel for Office 365
You might be interested in learning how to print gridlines in Excel 2013 if you have printed out a document and found it difficult to read because all of the data seemed to group together. The lines separating the cells on your spreadsheet, called gridlines, and a very important factor in making the spreadsheet easier… Continue Reading How to Print Gridlines in Excel 2013
Printing the same row at the top of every page in an Excel spreadsheet provides a simple way for people to know what type of data they are reading once they progress beyond the first page. You may have previously tried to do this manually, which can be remarkable frustrating if you need to delete,… Continue Reading How to Repeat a Row at the Top Of Every Page in Excel 2013