On Mon, 2006-03-13 at 06:08 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I've observed something that seems odd or at least unexpected in Calc. > > I create a spreadsheet, with content on two of the sheets (Sheet1 and > Sheet2). > > First, I don's set any print ranges. When I print, or do a print preview, > from either sheet, a default range is established by Calc that includes all > of > my content. Good, this is what I would hope for. > > Second, I go into Sheet1 and manually set a print range. Sheet1 prints with > that range. Also good, this is what should happen. > > Third, I go to Sheet2, and don't set any manual range. Now nothing prints > from Sheet2. Not good! Why does setting a print range in Sheet1 seem to wipe > out > the default print range in Sheet2? > > Can anyone else verify this behaviour? Is this an intentional feature, and > if so, what would be the rationale for it?
I haven't explicitly verified it, but I'm not unhappy about that behaviour. It does seem natural to me that if I define a print range, that that would be just what I want printed. I recently defined print ranges in a 12 sheet spreadsheet and didn't think twice about it, didn't even think that it feels odd to do that. In fact, I kind of expected to have to do it that way. Maybe if it was the other way around I'd get used to it just as easily. > > Dick Detwiler, Webster, NY --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
