Hi all, slightly OT, but it's not worth signing up to the/an open office mailing list just for one question :)
There is an option to split your spreadsheet window, so that you can see the headings all the time, even though you may have screen fulls of cells. (Window -> Split). For example, no matter how far I scroll right, I still see column A headings down the left. However, when I want to print it, either I print the whole lot (many pages worth), or I select a range of cells to print. Now, when I print the cells, they don't have this "header" row at the beginning. If I select the first column, and then the desired columns (by holding down ctrl), each selection box gets printed on its own page!! Is there a way that I can print, say, column A, with columns X, Y, Z, and have it all on the one page, lined up as if column B to W didn't exist? thanks for any hints, -- Iain Buchanan <iain at netspace dot net dot au> The earth is like a tiny grain of sand, only much, much heavier. -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
