'In Normal View, on occasion the double arrow cursor appears and I can move the blue lines but doing so does not change the way the document prints. When typing quickly, sometimes I do not even know that an alternative spelling has been offered] That the offered change is automatically accepted unless one clicks on the 'x'. [side note: I wish the default when a spelling error is made is to have to accept the offered spelling change, rather than how the default is now, which is I don't know how 'qwerty' got in there! My first paragraph is shown again in the next paragraph. Other formerly simple and intuitive operations, one can waste a lot of time trying to make things work. In all previous versions, this could be easily achieved without thinking. And secondly, to move the page break between the two pages, to force the break to be at a convenient/logical position in the table. First, to force the print area to print only 1 A simple example is that I produceĪ table that is fairly large and after setting the print area, Excel wants to print the table on a 2 pages wide x 2 pages tall, with most of the content on the left hand pages. However, I am open to learning new tricks, Perhaps I am missing something. Just so you know, I have been using Excel since the day MS came out with it and I am probably using Excel 5 or 6 hours every day for my work. In Page Layout View, I do not see any blue lines and am not able to change page boundaries in this view either. Printing reverts back to way the pages qwerty laid out before moving the blue lines.

In Normal View, on occasion the double arrow cursor appears and I can move the blue lines but doing so does not change the way the document prints. I am running Excel 15.32 in Sierra 10.12.3.

Thank you Jim, but this is just not happening.

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