Newbie question...excel sheet to pdf
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What version of Excel are you running?
I have the 2011 version and it is as simple as going to "Save as..."
and then there is a drop down list and you just select "PDF"
Hope that helps?
I have the 2011 version and it is as simple as going to "Save as..."
and then there is a drop down list and you just select "PDF"
Hope that helps?
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First, when you post to a forum to ask a question always include specifications about which Mac you have and what version of OS X you're running. That information can assist us in helping you.
When you select the "Print" option for your Excel spreadsheet, you should see a PDF option with a small arrow at the bottom of your print dialog. Clicking on the small arrow will bring forth several PDF choices, one of which is "save".
When you select the "Print" option for your Excel spreadsheet, you should see a PDF option with a small arrow at the bottom of your print dialog. Clicking on the small arrow will bring forth several PDF choices, one of which is "save".
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Both of the methods above work with every version of MS Office that I am aware of (and every other program that can print as well!).
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