How to Save Multiple Excel Sheets as One PDF (2 Easy Methods)

If you are looking for some special tricks to save multiple Excel sheets as one PDF, you’ve come to the right place. In Microsoft Excel, there are numerous ways to save multiple Excel sheets as one PDF. In this article, we’ll discuss two methods to save multiple Excel sheets. Let’s follow the complete guide to learn all of this.

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2 Easy Methods to Save Multiple Excel Sheets as One PDF

We will use two effective and tricky methods to save multiple Excel sheets as one PDF in the following section. This section provides extensive details on the two methods. You should learn and apply all of these, as they improve your thinking capability and Excel knowledge.

1. Save Multiple Excel Sheets as One PDF Using ‘Save As’ Option

Here, we will demonstrate how to save multiple sheets as one PDF with Save As option. Let us first introduce you to our Excel worksheet so that you are able to understand what we are trying to accomplish with this article. There are three worksheets in our Excel workbook. Sheet1 is the first worksheet, its data are shown in the following picture.

Sheet2 is the second worksheet, its data are shown in the following image.

Sheet3 is the third worksheet, its data are shown in the following image.

Let’s walk through the steps to find out how to save multiple Excel sheets as one pdf.

📌 Steps:

• Firstly, go to the File tab.

• Next, select Save As and click on the Browse option.

• When the Save As dialog box appears, specify a folder where the new file will be saved, then choose PDF from the Save as type dropdown list, and then click on Options.

• When the Options dialog box appears, check Entire Workbook. Click on OK.

• Finally, click on Save. As a result, you will be able to save the whole workbook as one PDF.

• Finally, you will be able to save multiple Excel sheets as one pdf. The image below shows page 1 of the PDF file with its data.

• Now, the image below shows page 2 of the PDF file with its data.

• The image below shows page 3 of the PDF file with its data.

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2. Utilizing ‘Export’ Option to Save Multiple Excel Sheets as One PDF

We can also save multiple sheets as one PDF with the Export option. Let’s walk through the steps to find out how to save multiple Excel sheets.

📌 Steps:

• Firstly, go to the File tab.

• Next, select Export and select Create PDF/XPS Document. Finally, click on Create PDF/XPS button.

• When Publish as PDF/XPS dialog box appears, specify a folder where the new file will be saved, then choose PDF from the Save as type dropdown list, and then click on Options.

• When the Options dialog box appears, check Entire Workbook. Click on OK.

• Finally, click on Publish. As a result, you will be able to save the whole workbook as one PDF.

Finally, you will be able to save multiple Excel sheets. The image below shows page 1 of the PDF file with its data.

Now, the image below shows page 2 of the PDF file with its data.

The image below shows page 3 of the PDF file with its data.

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Conclusion

That’s the end of today’s session. I strongly believe that from now you may save multiple Excel sheets as one PDF. If you have any queries or recommendations, please share them in the comments section below.

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