Trying to set Print Area when selecting Multiple Sheets? But the Print Area is Greyed out in Office 365 version for EXCEL?

RudeBoy

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Trying to set Print Area when selecting Multiple Sheets? But the Print Area is Greyed out in Office 365 version for EXCEL?
 

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A print area is a range and therefore has to be on a single sheet and so you have to setup each sheet's print area separately
 
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