
someone else's: If you're keeping this document to yourself, you can make the margins as small as your own printer permits. could all fit into one area then combine them, which will enable you to make the margin for the now-empty top or bottom area smaller.
Combine the header and footer: If your title, page numbers, date, etc. Smaller top and bottom margins will help a little, but be sure to leave room for any header and footer text. Reduce the margins: Smaller left and right margins will make the most difference by making more horizontal room for your text.
Techniques that work in both Word and Excel There are many things you can do in any program:
Make a backup copy of your document first in case something goes wrong. Bear in mind that this is more of an art than a science. Read on for my advice on how you might be able to fit your information onto a single page. Or, your Excel spreadsheet has a few rows that cross over to a second page below or a few columns that print on a page to the right, or both. Word & Excel: How to Fit Your Document onto One Page The problem Has this ever happened to you? You've got a Microsoft Word document that you'd really like to fit into one page, but your text spills over onto a second page.
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