You can create a horizontal and vertical page break by selecting ____________.Options a cell in Row 1 a cell in Column A a row below the row where you want the page break to occur a row below the row where you want the page break to occur and also a cell in Column A
Question
You can create a horizontal and vertical page break by selecting ____________.Options a cell in Row 1 a cell in Column A a row below the row where you want the page break to occur a row below the row where you want the page break to occur and also a cell in Column A
Solution
The correct answer is "a row below the row where you want the page break to occur and also a cell in Column A".
Here are the steps to create a horizontal and vertical page break in Excel:
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Click on the cell where you want to insert a page break. This should be a cell in the row below where you want the horizontal page break to occur and in Column A for the vertical page break.
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Go to the 'Page Layout' tab in the Excel Ribbon.
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In the 'Page Setup' group, click on 'Breaks'.
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A drop-down menu will appear. Click on 'Insert Page Break'.
This will create a horizontal page break above and a vertical page break to the left of the selected cell.
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