One thing I neglected to mention in my post about common problems is what to do when your printout breaks your table at an inconvenient place. For example, it might be that you’re stuck with just one column or row… Read morePrinting: Setting the edges of the page

If your table takes up more than one page, the biggest problem is going to be that the second page won’t have the row headers if it’s too wide, or the column headers if it’s too tll. If it’s both… Read morePrinting: Repeating headers

Once you’ve seen how your printout is going to look, it’s time to decide how to deal with it if it doesn’t look right. Fortunately, if it’s only a little wide or a little too tall, some spreadsheets have a… Read morePrinting: Shrinking it to fit the page

One of the first things you should do before trying to print anything from a spreadsheet is figure out what is actually going to print, and how it will appear on the printed page. In Open Office this isn’t so… Read morePrinting: Seeing what will print

Now that I’ve spent some time talking about how to adjust column widths for maximum readability when printed, I’d like to address how to print exactly what you want to print, how you want to print it.