Table too big to print

This is my first time using numbers so im having a bit of trouble. I just made a table with 23 countries and their IDP's and when I made it into a single column chart the chart only showed a few countries so I expanded it to make them all showing. Only thing is when I expanded it it made it like 5 pages long if I wanted to print it. So I made the countries on the x-axis vertical and it helped a little but its still too long. How can I make a graph that will fit on one page to be printed??

First, size your chart as you need to so everything shows as you like it to.
At the left of the toolbar is an icon for "view". Click it and select Show Layout. This will show you how your pages will look when printed. In the layout view there is a slider at the bottom for "content size". Slide it to the left to make your chart (and table) smaller. Slide it until your chart fits on one page. Your table may be really small at this point. If it is too small, select the table and drag the selection box to enlarge it. If necessary, put the table on one page and the chart on another.

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