Print wrapped columns in Excel 2010

You can format the cells:
Select your cells -> right click -> format cells -> from the Alignment tab check the Wrap text then OK.

Another way is from Home -> Alignment -> Wrap Text.

And to adjust the columns visibility you may adjust the column's width and the row's height until you get your desired form to print.

I did a solution on somthing like this (there were two solutions, and mine wasn't picked.  feel free to use the first, but I created a macro that broke the three columns up into page sizes and formatted a page from those columns that could be printed).

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26732871/How-to-split-3-columns-on-the-same-page-in-Excel.html

Let me know if this helps and if you want to further persue, I"m happy to help!

Cheers,

Dave

If you want to keep it all in Excel, the attached "wraps" to 60 rows, and operates on the first 3 columns.  See attached:

The "create word" document tip in the link I sent in the post (above) is a good one, but it is a bit "manual", though a macro COULD be written to handle.

See the second attachment, rewritten to handle the first three Columns in Excel and outputs to the printed page.

If you'd like either modified to suit, or you can take it from here, please let me know!

Dave

its-quick-by-hand-r2.xlsx

Thanks dmille, your BA worked well!
I am surprised there is not a native function within excel to do this.
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