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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Excel for Windows, versions 2.x, 3.x, 4.x, 5.0, 5.0c
- Microsoft Excel for Windows NT, version 5.0
- Microsoft Excel for Windows 95, version 7.0
- Microsoft Excel 97 for Windows
SUMMARY
In Microsoft Excel, to set a print area that contains adjacent or
nonadjacent cells or cell ranges on a worksheet, do the following:
Microsoft Excel versions 5.0 and later
- From the File menu, choose Page Setup. Select the Sheet tab.
- With your cursor in the Print Area box in the Page Setup dialog, select
the area or areas on your worksheet that include all the sections you
would like to print. Select the areas by pressing CTRL while you drag
your mouse, or use the F8 and SHIFT+F8 key sequences. If you select
nonadjacent areas, each area will be printed on its own page.
Microsoft Excel versions 2.x, 3.0 and 4.0
- Select the area or areas that include all the sections you would
like to print. Select the areas by pressing CTRL while you drag
your mouse, or use the F8 and SHIFT+F8 key sequences. If you select
nonadjacent areas, each area will be printed on its own page.
- Choose Set Print Area from the Options menu. At this point, the
print area has been set.
MORE INFORMATION
If you would like to view, modify, or delete your print area, do the
following:
Microsoft Excel versions 5.0 and later
- From the Insert menu, choose Name, and then choose Define.
- From the Names In Workbook list, select SheetName!Print_Area (where
SheetName is the name of your worksheet.) The individual cell or range
references appear separated by commas in the Refers To box, similar to
the following:
=$A$1,$B$1:$C$1,$K$4
The cells or cell ranges that are separated by commas print on
separate pages.
Note: If you are using Microsoft Excel 97, the defined name will be listed
as Print_Area (not SheetName!Print_Area.)
To delete the print area, select Print_Area from the Names In Workbook
list, and choose Delete.
To modify the print area, select "Print_Area" from the Names In Workbook
list, and change the reference in the Refers To box.
Microsoft Excel versions 2.x, 3.0 and 4.0
- From the Formula menu, choose Define Name. From the Names In Sheet list,
select Print_Area. The individual cell or range references appear
separated by commas in the Refers To box, similar to the following:
=$A$1,$B$1:$C$1,$K$4
The cells or cell ranges that are separated by commas print on
separate pages.
To delete the print area, select Print_Area from the Names In Sheet list,
and choose Delete.
To modify the print area, select "Print_Area" from the Names In Sheet list,
and change the reference in the Refers To box.
For more information on selecting nonadjacent ranges, query on the
words:
Multiple and Selections and Add
REFERENCES
"Microsoft Excel Reference Guide," page 581
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