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re: How do I know if cell is too small to print all data
Friday, June 8, 2001 at 1:16 pm
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Bobstur
(2225 messages posted)
I just tried a little experimenting with Excel and I get the picture. It seems to
me that mostly what I see in the spreadsheet is what I get. If I decrease a row height
too much I lose one of the lines in that cell.
About all I can think of is to increase all your row heights, but I gather that's
a PITA. I would imagine that different printers handle cut off lines differently
but I would think that all the printers would be OK with no cut off lines.
Not much help...
Bob Sturtevant
http://home.adelphia.net/~bobstur/
Please let us know what works.
On Fri, 8 Jun, 2001 - 12:50, art janiger wrote:
Bob,
thanx for the response.
I'm not sure how to clarify my question, but here goes:
The application is excel 2000. I have several cells which have
hard returns (alt-enter) Print preview shows me that I have
the first line, but It does not highlight the fact that the
second line is being cut off because my row height is not high
enough. Further, when I print it on another printer I get the
second line overtyped on top of the cell beneath. Since it is
another printer, print preview is not showing the effects of a
printer that it does not know about.
Bottom line: it is very possible for me to not be printing all
my data and me not knowing this. And going thru each cell and
looking at the formula bar is tedious.
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