Page orientation in Numbers

How do you set the page orientation in Numbers? I can't seem to find this selection anywhere. Please advise ASAP. Thank you.

Hi jkerr1,
Try "Command P" then the print options come up.

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Sorry, couldn't resist
OK. top right of numbers sheet there is a spanner > Select it.
Select Share & Print > Print > On the bottom right of the print preview window is the option to change between Portrait & Landscape. Also on the bottom is a slider to change the size of the tables and an Auto fit option.
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Carol

Please don't post the same question multiple times

Create content dependent sections and page orientations?

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Since an upgrade from Word 2003 to Word 2010, we are experiencing printing issues with certain
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I consulted the DDX reference multiple times and this is the simplest ddx that should work ... but it doesnt.
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How can I print a file with mixed page orientation in windows 8.1?
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I have a win 7 and a win 8.1 computer. I have a file which contains both landscape and portrait pages. The file prints correctly with the mixed orientation from the win 7 pc, but will only print with either landscape or portrait on the win 8.1 pc.
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How to enter a page break in numbers

how do you enter a page break in numbers?

In Numbers there is no concpet of "entering a page break". You look at the print preview which you see when you select the menu item "File >Print...".
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Hi Yellowbox,
Still I'm not convinced, it gives you indeed some advantages but this page break is a great fault.
All the company is working on Apple, we try even to keep Microsoft away but what when you make a quote of several pages and have to make your lay out at the end, it is a pain in your xxx to make it well.
We cannot make different tables for each page nor I want to make it in Pages with a Numbers table.
Secondly, what do you do when you get a Excell offer that you want to bring to Numbers.
It opens well but again, you need to make all the page lay out afterwards!
Thanks for yoru reply.
It won't change my mind about Apple and Microsoft but for timing earning I won't changes all Excel offers to Numbers anymore. Even if I do not want, it would take me less time to work it out in Excel.
Our own offers will remain in Numbers ...
It is a pity but time is so important nowadays!
Nice week-end.

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