003 - Excel '07: Printing oversized spreadsheets

003 - Excel '07: Printing oversized spreadsheets Recorded by Jerzy / George Jura for UW-Whitewater (USA) iCIT more at tinyurl.com/learnoffice

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[@jenbenedix7557]

I have too many columns to fit on one page. Currently I have page breaks but I have over 200 rows so this creates an extremely large print document....over 800 pages. I would like to print all the columns for each row on one page similar to this format: john smith week 1 john smith week 2 john smith week 3 john smith totals I've been looking at ways to snake the data or print multiple rows but can't find anyway to do exactly what I am trying to do. any help you can offer would be great!

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[@kaiescherif4425]

Mr. Jura, Thank you for the very useful tutorial; well done!! Do you have any materials that are Access related? I am trying to design a database to keep track of my students' records (Name, address, attendance, test scores/dates, ...). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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