Brother International WP1700MDS Owners Manual - English - Page 211

Printing, Range

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SPREADSHE Move block cursor to destination and press RETURN. 4. Move the cursor to the upper-left corner of the destination range and press . The range is moved to the destination, and the range that you marked in steps (1), (2), and (3) is cleared. NOTE: The move operation replaces the old data with the new data. Example: 1. Enter the data shown below, then enter the formula @SUM(A1..B2) in A4. ,c"M(Al..B2) 3 4 PrTri-4 7 10 2. Now move the cell A4 to D1. ouri(Al ..B2) 0 DTTrk ry Printing a Range CODE PRINT Printing a range of cells is often a useful step when you are editing a spreadsheet. It allows you to see how your work will actually look on paper. Remember that the application also allows you to print an entire spreadsheet file from the SPREADSHEET INDEX screen. Before you print, use + (fit ) to adjust the pitch to 10, 12, or 15 char- acters per inch. You may split your spreadsheet manually by inserting page break symbols ( at, ) with the + MIR keys. 1. Move the cursor to a corner of the range that you want to print and press 0 + PRINT1 (3). This message will appear: Mark range to print. Press RETURN when done. 2. Move the cursor to the cell in the opposite corner of the range and press Pill] This message will appear: 201

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Move
block
cursor
to
destination
and
press
RETURN.
4.
Move
the
cursor
to
the
upper
-left
corner
of
the
destination
range
and
press
.
The
range
is
moved
to
the
destination,
and
the
range
that
you
marked
in
steps
(1),
(2),
and
(3)
is
cleared.
NOTE:
The
move
operation
replaces
the
old
data
with
the
new
data.
Example:
1.
Enter
the
data
shown
below,
then
enter
the
formula
@SUM(A1..B2)
in
A4.
,
c"M(Al.
.B2)
3
4
PrTri-4
7
10
2.
Now
move
the
cell
A4
to
D1.
ouri(Al
..B2)
DTTrk
0
ry
Printing
a
Range
CODE
PRINT
Printing
a
range
of
cells
is
often
a
useful
step
when
you
are
editing
a
spread-
sheet.
It
allows
you
to
see
how
your
work
will
actually
look
on
paper.
Remember
that
the
application
also
allows
you
to
print
an
entire
spreadsheet
file
from
the
SPREADSHEET
INDEX
screen.
Before
you
print,
use
+
(fit
)
to
adjust
the
pitch
to
10,
12,
or
15
char-
acters
per
inch.
You
may
split
your
spreadsheet
manually
by
inserting
page
break
symbols
(
at,
)
with
the
+
MIR
keys.
1.
Move
the
cursor
to
a
corner
of
the
range
that
you
want
to
print
and
press
0
+
PRINT1
(3).
This
message
will
appear:
Mark
range
to
print.
Press
RETURN
when
done.
2.
Move
the
cursor
to
the
cell
in
the
opposite
corner
of
the
range
and
press
This
message
will
appear:
Pill]
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SPREADSHE