Click 'Ok,' or press 'Return/Enter' 2. Click 'File>Save As…,' or press 'Gnome…' 1. Click 'Ok,' or press 'Return/Enter' 2. Double-click a newly created Excel sheet, or press 'Shift+Ctrl’S' for selection 3. The sheets should print successfully 4. In the output dialog window of Office, select a PDF format and choose the 'Create a PDF file' 5. Press 'OK' to close the dialog window 5. Close the Office application. You can create the PDF file in any of the following modes: • Create a PDF with the Open with… menu, • Save the document as a file. • Add a document to the document library, • Save the document in the default format, • Set a different color for the page. The user can select the default format while saving, and can easily change the file format later. This example demonstrates creating a PDF file with a .txt file extension. The user chooses an extension that is common for documents in HTML and PDF formats. Save selected worksheet to a PDF file — Super User Jul 27, 2023 — This article describes how to select multiple worksheets from the workbook and save them to a common .pdf file. Save selected sheets to a single, common .pdf — Office 365 Aug 13, 2023 — This article explains the process to select Excel worksheets from the workbook and create a common .pdf file that can be edited with all the other Excel worksheets. Create a PDF file from an Excel workbook (Excel File Types) for all selected cells and formulas using Excel VBA. — Excel MVP — Super User Aug 6, 2023 — This article describes how to create a PDF from the Excel workbook created in this tutorial. Save the PDF to the user's favorite place: • Select all the worksheets (select the sheet names) • Right-click, or press 'Gnome…' Excel VBA: to export selected sheets to a single -- Super User Mar 20, 2023 — This article describes how to export specific Excel sheets to a single, common .pdf file using Excel VBA. Note: If you are using Excel 2023 then this does not work as expected.