excel 2013 print preview bottom border missing

My clunky workaround to get whichever outer border/s to print is to add a row &/or column around what I want printed: on the top and bottom, if the top border isn't showing in print preview nor printing on the left and right, if it's the left side both if it's both. Note: it's always the leftmost (most typically) &/or topmost border that goes missing. Now and again I'll find myself with a pocket of time or a bucket of irritability and I'll try finding a solution, again - always to no avail. the list goes on, as I've had this issue for Y E A R S. pdf add-on I've made gridlines visible / invisible & set them to print / not to print. I've tried fitting columns / rows / all to one page (& then taken that setting off again) I've messed with different custom margins as well as used the preset options I've gone in and cleared and then re-added borders re-added borders after closing and reopening the document I've disabled my Adobe. The first thing to do is to center your data on the page.I have had the issue where the leftmost or topmost border on my Excel sheet doesn't show in print preview & also doesn't print for some time, and I'm pretty sick of it! Since Excel, by default, doesn’t give you clearly defined pages, it may be difficult to know where one page ends, and the next one begins.

And sometimes, errors in printing may be caused by scaling issues.

Scaling is best used when you want to make an Excel spreadsheet fit on your screen, but it can be used for other things too. You’ll have to go through each page in the print preview to make sure no blank ones appear. You can also apply this fix if blank pages appear in the middle of your Excel printout and all your data is printed. All you have to do is check the number of pages before printing and leave out the ones that are blank. It can be annoying if many blank pages are printed at the tail end of your Excel document, but this can be dealt with easily. We have an informative article on how to set an area to print in Excel, as well as how to expand and clear the print area. Go to View > Page Break Preview to see how pages are set to be printed.

Excel 2013 print preview bottom border missing