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I have determined that Mac Excel sets the default number of print copies to the number printed the very first time a new spreadsheet is printed. If you print 1 copy the first time, then that becomes the default. If you printed 12 copies the first time, then you are stuck with it forever in that particular workbook.
It doesn't matter which printer driver you use or which Mac you use to print that same file. Whatever the default is, that's what you'll get no matter how many copies you request when printing.
This has been going on for YEARS. I can't understand why MS hasn't fixed Excel to work like every other application (including Word) that allows the user to select the number of copies to be printed each time.
Perhaps MS thought it was a good idea to show the number of pages printed the last time for each workbook when you open the printer dialog box but you should be able to specify any other number if desired..
The support people in these forums should stop telling people how OTHER APPS work or telling them to reload or update their printer drivers because it is a Mac problem. NO, it is clearly an Microsoft Excel problem. Let's get it fixed!