You would open the dropdown to see Portrait and Landscape and to see that one of those items is selected. Normally, you might have a dropdown called Orientation. Most of the print settings in one place.Īdditional Details: The Settings section of the Print panel offers a new type of control.Go back to the old Print Preview as discussed in the previous topic. Gotcha: If you don't have a wide screen monitor, and if your document is in landscape mode, you may not like the print preview in this panel. Move to the next page using the page control on the bottom left side of the Print Preview.
The icon to the left of zoom will draw the margins and column width markers in so you can adjust them in the preview. Little icons there give you all of the functionality that you might have used in the legacy print preview. Look below the Print Preview on the right side of the screen. This panel leverages all of the goodness of the new three-panel Backstage View.Īs shown below, the new Print panel offers settings from the Print dialog, Printer Options dialog, Page Setup dialog, and the Print Preview.Īdditional Details: There are a few tricks to the new Print pane. Get there by using Ctrl+P or File, Print. Strategy: Excel 2010's File menu introduces the new Print panel. I am never sure if I should go to Page Setup, the Print dialog, or the Options button in the Print dialog.
Problem: Print settings appear in many different places in Excel.
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