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Create double-spaced or triple-spaced printouts quickly

Create double-spaced or triple-spaced printouts quickly

From the course: Excel 2016: Tips and Tricks

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Create double-spaced or triple-spaced printouts quickly

- [Voiceover] We're looking at a worksheet called HR lists. And we're about to print this. And we're gonna send it to three or four different people. They need to make some notes on the information they see here. It's always best to get a print preview before printing and we can certainly do it by way of Ctrl+P or Ctrl+F2. And as we look at the data, it's what we call "single-spaced." We haven't done anything unusual with row heights or anything. And the data's kind of crowded in one sense. We might want to make this be double-spaced. So, let's press escape. Now, we could insert a row between every one of these. That would really take a long, long time. There's gotta be a better way. And there is. And it seems, maybe a little bit, underhanded. But, let's show you how it works. First of all, if we click in the upper left-hand corner to select the entire worksheet we can adjust all row heights. So I'm gonna point to any row boundary and click and drag it downward to match up with the…

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