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Using the Page Layout view and commands

Using the Page Layout view and commands

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Using the Page Layout view and commands

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- [Instructor] Excel has a large number of printing options, but if you're just getting started, the likely choice you're gonna be make if you wanna print a work sheet is to go to the File tab and choose Print. And any time you do get a Print preview, you'll be looking at the bottom of the screen, we see Page One of 52. That seems like a lot. You can scroll through the list using the mouse wheel here, as I'm doing. Looking through this list here, I'm wondering why it's gonna take so many pages, maybe. And then I realize Excel's picking up the left side of the work sheet, then the right side, and maybe I've got other data out there. What's going on here? Ideally, what we should be doing is indicating what it is we want to print. Let's escape from here. On this worksheet, I've got data off to the right. Excel assumes I wanna print all of this. So let's reconsider this. One approach can be, let's just select this data here. Now, in the Ribbon menu system, there's a Page Layout tab. And…

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