Excel resizes margins based on printers

[chromarog]

I've run into this before but I just resize and go on, however the people I support freak out about this and I have to agree with the not so computer literate on this one.

When an excel form/spreadsheet is created and it is pretty much the whole page being used, the page is created, printed, tested, etc. However, when say a person in a different part of the office prints to their printers of different brands, makes, the excel margins resize themselves to print that last column onto a second page. This throws them in a tizzy of hate emails to the originator of the spreadsheet.

My first thought is a small training session on excel printing, but like all things, they just don't grasp it and demand I make it work being the resident geek.

I've tried searching the web/forums for a solution but it's either there and I'm not searching the right criteria or this is pretty unique.

Can someone help me with this one?

Thanks,
Rog...

 

[SkipVought]

Hi,

Well that's just how different printer drivers work.

However, you can File > Page Setup - PAGE Tab to "Fit to:" whatever you want.

Skip,

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