You can set the print area of an Excel spreadsheet using the Print Area button to print only a selected area of a spreadsheet.

Printing from Excel may seem challenging at first, but with the right knowledge, you can easily print your sheets or workbooks with precision.

Printing a colorized Excel spreadsheet in black and white is easy, whether you do so manually or using a short VBA procedure. Here's how.

Open your workbook and select the worksheet you want to print. Click the "Page Layout" tab. Click the "Print" checkbox under the Gridlines heading in the Sheet Options group.

You can print a Selection (which will typically be one cell, unless you intentionally selected a range before opening the Print dialog), Active Sheets, or Entire Workbook.

By default, when you print a worksheet in Microsoft Excel, the program removes the grid lines separating each cell. To preserve the grid lines in your printout, you must modify the display ...

Most of my Excel worksheets don’t fit on a single page, so when I print them, the sequence is important; if they print out of sequence, I spend loads of time putting the pages in order. How can I be ...