Different between pagelay out
and break view
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Normal View—This mode shows worksheet cells as normal.
Page Break Preview—This mode draws the page breaks with blue. You can actually drag the page breaks to new locations in Page Break preview. This mode has been available in several versions of Excel.
Page Layout View—This is a new view in Excel 2007. It combines the best of Page Break Preview and Print Preview modes.
In Page Layout View mode, each page is shown, along with the margins, header, and footer. A ruler appears above the pages and to the left of the pages. You can make changes in this mode in the following ways:
To change the margins, you drag the gray boxes in the ruler.
To change column widths, you drag the borders of the column headers.
To add a header, you click Click to Add Header.
Page Break Preview—This mode draws the page breaks with blue. You can actually drag the page breaks to new locations in Page Break preview. This mode has been available in several versions of Excel.
Page Layout View—This is a new view in Excel 2007. It combines the best of Page Break Preview and Print Preview modes.
In Page Layout View mode, each page is shown, along with the margins, header, and footer. A ruler appears above the pages and to the left of the pages. You can make changes in this mode in the following ways:
To change the margins, you drag the gray boxes in the ruler.
To change column widths, you drag the borders of the column headers.
To add a header, you click Click to Add Header.
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