To select the print area, the first way is to click and drag to select the cells in the Excel file you want to print, then click Page Setup => Print Area => Set Print Area. At this point on the screen you will see a thin gray border around the entire print area.
Alternatively, you can also manually enter cells by clicking the arrow icon in the bottom left corner, choosing Sheets => Print Area.
Similar to Word, in Excel you can also create page breaks to segment different tables. Go to the cell where you want to break the page, click the Page Layout tab on the Ribbon, choose Page Setup => Page Breaks => Insert Page Break to break the page.
The next step is to set the Scale to Fit option . On the right side of the Page Setup window, you will see 3 options including: Width, Height and Scale .
The Width and Height options allow you to set the number of worksheet rows and columns. The Scale option determines the size of the entire print area.
Step 3: Sheet options
To access the Sheet Options options , click the arrow icon in the bottom left corner of the Sheet Options section .
Here are the options and settings you can customize in the menu:
Step 4: Save or print the Excel file in PDF format
After having formatted an Excel document or file, you can choose to print or save the Excel file as PDF. To save an Excel file as a PDF, on the Save As dialog box, choose PDF from the Save as type menu . Alternatively, you can choose Export => Export to XPS / PDF.
Click Options to select the printing area:
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