How Word implements Excel table-column printing

how Word implements Excel table-column printing

In actual work, you will often encounter Excel tables that have fewer columns and many rows of data, as shown in the following illustration:

This data has two rows and 253 lines and now needs to be printed out.

Preview First:

Because the number of data columns is very small, the content is concentrated on the left side of the paper. Obviously, this kind of printing effect will make the boss crazy.

If you are typesetting directly in Excel, you need to cut and paste the operation more than once.

We can use Word to quickly implement column printing. First copy the data in Excel and paste it into Word.

Click Page Layout column, and then select two columns.

This can quickly achieve the effect of two columns, but there is a problem, in addition to the first page, the other pages of the beginning, have become not capped:

You're laughing at the leader. Summen have no hair??

If you have a problem, try to solve it: Click the title of the first page, "Layout" "Repeat header row".

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Look at the effect of the print preview: