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January 12th, 2004, 05:12 PM
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Print Excel columns not side by side
I have a 50 column spreadsheet. I want to print column b
and column y side by side. I found an Office online help about "print a selection of cells in an Excel Spreadsheet". You use the CRTL key and select the columns. The columns of b and y print on separate sheets. How can I get the columns to print next to each other on one sheet of paper? 
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January 12th, 2004, 05:17 PM
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Print Excel columns not side by side
"Robert Morrison" wrote in message
... I have a 50 column spreadsheet. I want to print column b and column y side by side. I found an Office online help about "print a selection of cells in an Excel Spreadsheet". You use the CRTL key and select the columns. The columns of b and y print on separate sheets. How can I get the columns to print next to each other on one sheet of paper? Hide the columns in between (i.e. C to X). Excel will print whatever you can see after applying hide row/column as much as you like.
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January 12th, 2004, 05:20 PM
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Print Excel columns not side by side
Hide the intervening columns
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Robert Morrison" wrote in message ... I have a 50 column spreadsheet. I want to print column b and column y side by side. I found an Office online help about "print a selection of cells in an Excel Spreadsheet". You use the CRTL key and select the columns. The columns of b and y print on separate sheets. How can I get the columns to print next to each other on one sheet of paper?
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