Previews the page as it would be printed. Also gives the option to change various settings graphically, such as margins, etc.

You can also invoke the page setup dialog from here, although many settings are not available such as 'rows to repeat at top, etc. Rows and columns can also be sized from print preview. although it should be noted that this view is sometimes not totally WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) as Excel is trying to represent, using printer driver settings a view of the page on the screen that is totally different to representing it on paper. It is seldom far off, but allowance should be made.