Adding paper size in Excel is needed when you want to print your Excel sheet. In this article, I will explain how to add paper size in Excel. I will explain 4 different ways of doing it.

Here, I have taken the following dataset to explain this article. The dataset contains a Sales Overview.

In this method, I will explain how to add paper size in Excel using the Page Layout tab.

Let’s see the steps.

Steps:

A drop-down menu will appear.

Now, you will be able to see the Print Preview. Here, you can see how the page will look on the selected Page Size after printing.

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In this method, I will explain how you can add Paper Size in Excel by the use of the Print option.

Let’s see the steps.

Steps:

Now, a drop-down menu will appear.

Here, in the Print Preview, you can see how the page will look on the selected Page Size after printing.

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In this method, I will explain how you can employ the Page Setup feature to add Paper size in Excel.

Let’s see the steps.

Steps:

Now, you will see the dialog box named Page Setup.

Here, a drop-down menu will appear.

Now, in the Print Preview, you can see how the page will look on the selected Page Size after printing.

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In this method, I will explain how you can add a custom Paper Size.

Let’s see the steps.

Steps:

Now, your Printers & scanners settings will open.

Now, you will get a dialog box.

Custom Paper Size dialog box will appear.

Now, go to your Excel file.

Now, a drop-down menu will appear.

Here, in the Print Preview, you can see how the page will look on the selected Page Size after printing.

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Here, I have provided a practice sheet for you to practice how to add paper size in Excel.

To conclude, I tried to explain how to add page size in Excel in this article. I covered 4 different methods of doing it. I hope this was helpful for you. To get more articles like this visit ExcelDemy. Lastly, if you have any questions, feel free to let me know in the comment section below.

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