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Resize a row or column precisely Click a cell in the row or column you want to resize. In the Format sidebar, click the Table tab. In Row & Column Size, click the Height and Width arrows to set the size you want.

Content Scale: By default, Numbers scales your content so that it fits the width of one page. To display content across multiple pages, drag the slider to adjust the scale. To fit content to the width of a page again, click Fit. (If you open a spreadsheet from Numbers '09, Fit is turned off by default.)

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Numbers is not as "print oriented" as Excel. However, a simple way (much simpler than it sounds) to print a particular range of cells is to select them, command-c to copy to the clipboard, and in Preview command-n to make a new document from the clipboard. Then print from Preview.

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Size a row or column to fit its contents Move the pointer to the right of the row number or column letter, click the arrow, then choose Fit Height to Content or Fit Width to Content from the menu that appears. Move the pointer below the row number or to the right of the column letter until you see.

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Rather than copying and printing from Preview, just use the Print function in Numbers. You'll be presented with the spreadsheet arrayed in a number of pages. Go to the section of the spreadsheet that you want to print and fiddle with the zoom to get that portion to fill the page. Then print that one page only.