Show You How to Align the Printed Excel File with A4 Paper

This guide provides a practical overview of Show You How to Align the Printed Excel File with A4 Paper, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

1. Turn on the display of the printed page limit line

To be able to see the page limit lines to edit the data to fit the printed page, you must do the following:

Select tab View => at Wordkbook Views => Select Page Break Preview or Page Layout.

Or you can choose in the lower right corner of Excel.

If you choose Page Break Preview, Excel's interface will turn into the image below.

The blue lines are the boundary lines of a page. The fuzzy letters count the number of pages Page 1, Page 2, Page 3. is the print order of pages.

If you choose Page Layout, the Excel interface will appear as shown below. The Excel worksheet is then divided into pages like Word.

2. Align the print page to fit A4 paper

Step 1: Select Page Layout => click the box in the lower right corner of Page Setup

Step 2: The Page Setup window appears, on the Page tab, select Paper size as A4.

Step 3: Select the width or the portrait of the printed page in Orientation. Portait is vertical, Landscape is horizontal

Step 4: Set to always print to fit the page at Scaling. In this category there are 2 options:

Adjust to: To scale in%

Fit to: Automatically pressed to fit the number of pages you choose

Step 5: Align the margin

We move on to the Margins tag. Here, we perform the alignment of the top, bottom, left, and right of the printed page.

Hope the article will be useful to you in the working process.

Good luck!

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