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We are already using a report layout in excel for many years on windows machines. Now we starting to work with Apple Mac's. As I open a report on my Mac in excel 2016 the layout completely changes. What was on one worksheet is now on two, etc. The mac has identical printer installed as Windows, Page layout is same, margins same. But the whole layout has changed.
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Check this similar discussion> http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac/forum/macoffice2011-macexcel/grrr-why-are-the-margins-page-layout-different/74785a7d-20cc-455d-be00-13b7401a3f2b
Should be the same for 2016 version as well.