How to print gridlines, row headers, and column headers in Microsoft Excel

So you prepare a huge Excel sheet full of numbers and decimals and so on. You're ready to print your documents and finish your work for the day. You press the CTRL P keys to preview your print, when you notice that no gridlines appear in the preview and it's all just numbers. Well, nothing can get your heart racing faster than here.

In this article, we will introduce how to easily print gridlines, row headers, and column headers of an Excel document with some simple steps.

Solution

Step 1: Start Microsoft Excel and open the file you want to print.

After opening the file, press the CTRL P keys simultaneously to open the print settings.

Step 2: When the print settings open, you will be able to see in the print preview section that the gridlines, row headers, and column headers are not visible. Don't worry, let's change it.

To do this, click the link Page Settings on the left side of the window, as shown in the screenshot below.

Step 3: In the Page Setup window, click the tab named Sheet.

If you want to print grid lines, select the checkbox corresponding to option Gridlines.

corresponding to Row and column headings. After all is completed, click the

: If you now look at the print preview, you will see that the gridlines, row headers, and column headers are now visible . You can now proceed to print the page by pressing the "Print" button.

Hope you found this article useful. Come back for more tips, tricks, and how-tos.

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