The Header/Footer tab provides options to customize page headers or footers.
Headers and footers are the text printed at the top and bottom of pages, such as the date, page number, the filename, or other text. Page Setup Dialog Box Tabs: Header/Footer
NOTE: All margin values are measured in inches. The Margins tab lets you set your margins and center your data vertically, horizontally, or both. If you want the first page number to be 1, leave the selection as Auto. Indicates what number appears on the first printed page. HINT: Print Preview lets you see the effects of scaling before you print.ĭetermines what size paper you will print on. Fit to lets you specify how many pages it takes to print your worksheet. The Page tab offers several options to help you specify how your worksheet(s) will print.ĭetermines if your document prints as a portrait (i.e., lengthwise) or as a landscape (i.e., widthwise).Īdjust to lets you to customize page scale by percentage. The options available in Page Setup dialog box will vary by operating system and printer model. and Print Preview buttons may not appear. If you accessed the Page Setup dialog box differently than as described in Accessing the Page Setup Dialog Box above, the Print. (opens the (printer name) on print Properties dialog box), OK, and Cancel. (opens the Print dialog box), Print Preview (opens Print Preview), Options. The following buttons are found on all tabs: Print. For additional information, refer to Customizing Page Layout ( Win | Mac). Each tab lets you customize elements of your Excel worksheet. The Page Setup dialog box consists of four tabs: Page, Margins, Header/Footer, and Sheet. Macintosh: From the File menu, select the Page Setup. Windows: From the Page Layout command tab, in the Page Setup group, click Page Setup. In addition to the Print dialog box, the Page Setup dialog box provides many options to help you print your Excel worksheets. This article is based on legacy software. (Archives) Microsoft Excel 2007: About the Page Setup Dialog Box
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