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If you are using continuous feed/single check style checks, it is imperative that your page size is properly set. After you print your practice checks, you will be able to view how Excel has set the automatic page breaks on the Checks worksheet. If they do not correspond with the layout of your checks, make sure the top and bottom page margins are set to 0. If this still doesn't solve the problem, try adjusting the row height in row 20 or changing your paper size by a few hundredths of an inch.
When adjusting the row height and column width settings, make sure the resized check(s) still fit onto the page. When increasing the row height or column width in one row or column, it may be necessary to decrease the row height or column width in a different row or column to maintain the same page size.
By default, the page margins on the Checks worksheet are set to 0. This usually works best for most printers, but you may need to adjust them for your individual printer.
Do not change the cell locations of the check data (the date, amount, memo, etc.) in the Checks worksheet.
Checks will print in numerical order. If the program detects a check number missing from the sequence, the program will stop printing checks and notify you of the problem. In order to correct the problem, go to the ledger and note the next check number marked to print. Then check your printer to make sure that check is loaded to print next.

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