Why does Excel keep printing blank cells?

  • Thread starter Thread starter John
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John

I used to have that problem all the time too. After you
delete your rows or columns. Click back on cell A1 and
save your changes.
 
Dave and John

It is important you select the entire rows/columns that are blank and select
Delete NOT clear and then save the workbook. This resets the true UsedRange
in Excel.

Of course, for printing, you could use File>Print area>set print area to set
the area to print.

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HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
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