Part I: Getting Started with Excel
FIGURE 7.1
In Normal view, dotted lines indicate page breaks.
If you move the mouse to the corner of a page while in Page Layout view, you can click to hide the white space in the
margins. Doing so gives you all of the advantages of Page Layout view, but you can see more information on-screen
because the unused margin space is hidden.
Page Break Preview
Page Break Preview displays the worksheet and the page breaks. Figure 7.3 shows an
example. This view mode is different from Normal view mode with page breaks turned on.
The key difference is that you can drag the page breaks. You can also drag the edges of
the print area to change its size (if you’ve set a print area). Unlike Page Layout view, Page
Break Preview does not display headers and footers.
