This document provides instructions for printing workbooks, worksheets, and tables in Excel. It outlines how to select the print range, choose between printing the active sheet or the entire workbook, and print multiple workbooks or worksheets at once. The steps include clicking the Office button and selecting Print, using keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+P, and choosing print options in the print dialogue box like the page range or number of copies.

1. Printing a workbook
and worksheets

2. By the end of the lesson you
should be able to;
1. Outline the procedures of printing a
document
2. Print the entire workbook/worksheets
you you have created
3. Select the number of copies, the printer
name and the page ranges from the
dialogue box

4. O Click Microsoft Office Button , and then
click Print.
O Keyboard shortcut You can also press
CTRL+P.
O Under dialogue box, select an option to
print the selection, the active sheet or
sheets, or the entire workbook.
O NOTE If a worksheet has a defined print
area, Excel will print only the print area

9. Print a partial or entire
worksheet or workbook
O To print a partial worksheet, click the
worksheet, and then select the range of
data that you want to print.
O To print the entire worksheet, click the
worksheet to activate it.
O To print a workbook, click any of its
worksheets.

10. Print several worksheets at
once
1. Select the worksheets that you want to
print.
O How to select multiple worksheets
2. Click Microsoft Office Button , and then
click Print.
O Keyboard shortcut You can also press
CTRL+P.

12. Print several workbooks at
once
All workbook files that you want to print must
be in the same folder.
1. Click Microsoft Office Button , and then
click Open.
O Keyboard shortcut You can also press
CTRL+O.
2. Hold down CTRL and click the name of each
workbook that you want to print.
3. In the Open dialog box, click Tools, and then
click Print.

13. Print an Excel table
1. Click a cell within the table to activate the
table.
2. Click Microsoft Office Button , and then
click Print.
3. Keyboard shortcut You can also press
CTRL+P.
4. Under Print what, select Table.