I'm asking this for a friend who just got a new PC and installed Excel 2016. Previously he was using Excel 2007 in his old PC. He claims that in his old PC when printing double side he was able to print his Excel work sheets to be viewed "up and over" when printing double sided. Now he claims with Excel 2016 he can no longer do that, that he can only print double sided to be read like a book, left to right.
He says when he goes to the printer properties in Excel he has 3 choices under double sided printing...non, flip over and flip up. I also have Excel 2016 and when I checked under properties I get different terminology, none, flip long side, flip shot side.
Is this just different terminology or does it mean something else? If anyone has any idea of what I mean I'd appreciate if you would let me know because he is claiming he was able to do this in Excel 2007 but it's not working in Excel 2016, which doesn't make any sense to me.
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I'm asking this for a friend who just got a new PC and installed Excel 2016. Previously he was using Excel 2007 in his old PC. He claims that in his old PC when printing double side he was able to print his Excel work sheets to be viewed "up and over" when printing double sided. Now he claims with Excel 2016 he can no longer do that, that he can only print double sided to be read like a book, left to right.
He says when he goes to the printer properties in Excel he has 3 choices under double sided printing...non, flip over and flip up. I also have Excel 2016 and when I checked under properties I get different terminology, none, flip long side, flip shot side.
Is this just different terminology or does it mean something else? If anyone has any idea of what I mean I'd appreciate if you would let me know because he is claiming he was able to do this in Excel 2007 but it's not working in Excel 2016, which doesn't make any sense to me.
Thanks.
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