The following sample dataset has a large column width.
Method 1 – Printing an Excel Sheet in A4 Size Using the Page Layout Tab
Steps
- Go to Page Layout, click the small arrow sign at the corner of Page Setup.
- In the new window go to Page.
- In Scaling, choose Fit to and enter 1. In page wide by enter 1.
- Select A4 in Paper size and click OK.
- Press Ctrl+P to open the print preview. Click Print to print the sheet in A4 format.
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Method 2 – Defining Size to Print an Excel Sheet in A4 Size
Steps
- Go to the Page Layout tab. In Page Setup, click Size.
- Select A4 from the dropdown menu.
- Press Ctrl+P to open print preview. Click Print.
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Method 3 – Defining the Page Size in the Print Preview Window
Steps
- Open the Print Preview by pressing Ctrl+P.
- Click paper size.
- Select A4.
- This will set page settings to A4. Check the margins and the scaling to keep all columns and rows on one page.
- Click Print.
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Method 4 – Scaling Data and Printing a Sheet in A4 Size
Steps
- Go to Page Layout > Orientation > Landscape.
- Go to the print preview select A4.
- Select Fit all columns in One Page or Fit Sheet for One Page.
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