How do I make my spreadsheet fill my laptop screen?
How do I make my spreadsheet fill my laptop screen?
MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2014)
select the menu item "View > Enter Full Screen":
Third item from the bottom
8 replies
Wayne: The spreadsheet did not enlarge.
Hi karen,
Works for me. Have you tried the keystrokes or the arrows?
quinn
Sadly no. I don't have the arrows. I'm sure it's something simple. The portrait oriented spreadsheet fills the page if I print it, but the view on my laptop screen is only half.
Hi karen,
I am still running mavericks and every application window has those arrows. You might try a restart of your mac and see if that fixes it.
Otherwise, try clicking the middle bubble in the upper left:
quinn
Are you asking about making the table (the collection of cells) fill the screen? or the window for a document fill the screen?
to resize a table, click any cell in the table then drag the handles for resizing a table:
Thank you all for helping. I'll just zoom it out. :-)
Hi Karen,
Yes, the only way to see all of a portrait document on a landscape screen is to zoom out.
If by "spreadsheet" you mean a table, you can freeze the Header rows. They will stay put as you scroll the table up or down.
Click anywhere in the table and Menu > Table > Freeze Header Rows.
Regards,
Ian.
How do I make my spreadsheet fill my laptop screen?