Problem Scaling to 1 Page Wide

G

Guest

I format most spreadsheets I create to 1 page wide, <blank> pages tall.

Occasionally, when Il receive a spreadsheet from someone else and try to
reformat it to be "1 page wide, <blank> pages tall", it isn't formatted wide
enough. There is between one-half inch to one inch space between the
spreadsheet contents and the left and right margins.

If I adjust the scaling manually to a particular %, it's fine.

Suspecting a print driver problem, I've tried changing printers, but no luck.

Any idea what setting might be preventing me from using the full 1 page wide?

Thanks
 
S

Stephen

Pete said:
I format most spreadsheets I create to 1 page wide, <blank> pages tall.

Occasionally, when Il receive a spreadsheet from someone else and try to
reformat it to be "1 page wide, <blank> pages tall", it isn't formatted
wide
enough. There is between one-half inch to one inch space between the
spreadsheet contents and the left and right margins.

If I adjust the scaling manually to a particular %, it's fine.

Suspecting a print driver problem, I've tried changing printers, but no
luck.

Any idea what setting might be preventing me from using the full 1 page
wide?

Thanks

It could be that there is something, even just a space character, in a cell
to the right of the data you can see. Use CTRL+END to take you to the last
used column/row to see if this is the case. If so, delete any column(s)
between the rightmost one you want and the last used one.
 
G

Guest

Well there was something out there, but I've deleted rows and columns so that
now ctrl-end goes to the bottom-right corner of my content.

I saved the spreadsheet, re-opened, hit ctrl-end to ensure it still goes to
the bottom-right of my content (it does), but I still have the problem.
 
D

DNA

Why not to go to File > Page Setup > Margins and click the bottom section
"Center On Page" and select Horizontally?
 
G

Guest

DNA - thanks, but it is already centered horizontally, with equal extra space
on both the right and left.
 

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