Excel 2007, how do I print out the graph itself?

Question

I put all my data in each cell, now I want to print out the graph as is. Whenever I do print, only the info is printed and none of the cells (lines) appear. Help!

Answer 1

I believe you mean the gridlines...
If I am correct, you should probably insert borders around the cells that you want them on.
On the Ribbon, on the Home Tab, on the Font Box. There is a little dropdown for borders. Select the cells you want a border on and then use this dropdown to apply the borders. You can also customize borders using the More Borders option at the bottom of the drop-down.

Answer 2

It's simple actually. Go to:

File > Page Setup

Then select the Sheet tab.

Under the Print section, make sure Gridlines is checked and click OK.

This is simpler than Hayron's answer. However if you only want to only show borders for a few of the cells and not the entire group, use the Borders button like what Hayron was trying to state. It's normally in the top right corner of your Excel window just to the left of the paint bucket for adding color to your cells, located in the Formatting toolbar. There's a little drop down arrow you can click to select different ways of putting borders around your cells.

Answer 3

Click on file, Print Area, Set Print Area.
Then highlight everything you want.

Do a print preview, so you can make sure its right, then print it.

It should work fine now.

Answer 4

Select it. Go to file menu, then print, then choose "print selection".