When doing something on Excel...........

[Greig]

...........How do you get rid of the colums you don't need, I have done something that has used colums A-F but when I try and print it, it chops off the last column. If there a way to remove colums G-Q.

Hope that makes sense to someone. :roll: :roll: :oops:

Many Thanks

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[Hayles]

Mmm. Not sure I do know what you mean!

Do you mean the last column is printing on the next sheet of paper?

[Alpha]

I'm assuming you mean you want to print a range in which case you simply highlight the area you wish to print and when you get to the print window (file>print) you will find a section with 3 radio radio buttons at the bottom left(headed 'print what')
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The default is to print the entire worksheet (Active sheet(s)).

Click on the button that says 'selection' and then click on OK as normal.

That should sort your problem out.

[DarrenC]

Or you could just hide the column...

[cjd]

If you mean you want to delete colums Q-S then you click on them at the top of the column so that they are highlighted all the way down then go to edit & delete.

[Bill.Webster]

Greig,

In addition to all the other tips (selecting a range to print is the key one) also note that you can take the option to print the selected range on one page - i.e. if it's too big to fit the selected paper then Excel will automatically scale it down for you.

Bill