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EXCEL - printing two selected areas
- Thread starter tebbisch
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fredericofonseca
IS-IT--Management
Do you need them on the first page or not?
And if you hide some rows/columns will them be and joined areas?
More info required.
You can always do a "set print area" and print the area, this for each area.
Regards
Frederico Fonseca
SysSoft Integrated Ltd
And if you hide some rows/columns will them be and joined areas?
More info required.
You can always do a "set print area" and print the area, this for each area.
Regards
Frederico Fonseca
SysSoft Integrated Ltd
tebbish:
The most obvious answer is that you could just click on FILE, then PRINT, then select the PRINT SELECTION from the dialog box.
I assume that by saying "print two selected areas of a document" you have them highlighted (selected). If not, you can highlight one, then hold down the control key and highlight the other area. This will select ranges even if they are not adjacent.
The most obvious answer is that you could just click on FILE, then PRINT, then select the PRINT SELECTION from the dialog box.
I assume that by saying "print two selected areas of a document" you have them highlighted (selected). If not, you can highlight one, then hold down the control key and highlight the other area. This will select ranges even if they are not adjacent.
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