Why I have to leave OpenOffice trying to print areas

[Bjarne Volle <bj...@online.no>]

Hi!
Using Calc. it is to difficult to scale the printing are to get in into 
one or two or three pages.
The easiest way is to save the file as an Excel-file, put in into an 
Office Excel program and get
the print solutions you want therefrom. That is much easier, and should 
be the solution for OpenOffice Calc as well.

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Re: Why I have to leave OpenOffice trying to print areas

[Brian Barker <b....@btinternet.com>]

At 21:22 31/03/2016 +0200, Bjarne Volle wrote:
>Using Calc. it is to difficult to scale the printing are to get in 
>into one or two or three pages.

o Go to Format | Page... | Sheet | Scale.
o Under "Scaling mode", select "Fit print range(s) on number of pages".
o For "Number of pages" select the required number.

>The easiest way is to save the file as an Excel-file, put in into an 
>Office Excel program ...

If you prefer to use Microsoft Excel, you are very welcome to do so, 
of course. Alternatively, you could learn to use OpenOffice.

I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


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