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Removing a print range

It may become necessary to remove a defined print range, for example if the whole

sheet needs to be printed later. Choose Format > Print Ranges > Remove. This

removes all defined print ranges on the sheet. After the print range is removed, the

default page break lines will appear on the screen.

Editing a print range

At any time, you can directly edit the print range, for example to remove or resize

part of the print range. Choose Format > Print Ranges > Edit. If you have already

selected a print range, the Edit Print Ranges dialog looks something like Figure 126.

Figure 126: Edit a print range

In this example, three sets of cells are selected, each separated by a semicolon. The

first set is in a rectangle from cell A3 ($A$3) in the top left to cell C9 ($C$9) in the

bottom right. Clicking anywhere in the text entry box shows the selected print range

on the screen, with each set highlighted in a different color, as in Figure 127.

Figure 127: Print range marked by colored boxes

When this dialog is open, you can manually change the data or select different

cells in the spreadsheet itself. If the dialog is covering the required cells, you

can move it aside or click the Shrink icon next to the text entry box, select the

required cells, then click the icon again to expand the dialog and redisplay the

rectangles with their new values.

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