Unfortunately, I don’t know how to solve that… did you already try adjusting your web browser’s “Print Setup” options to see if you could make any improvements?

If that doesn’t help, I would open a support ticket with support@airtable.com. It’s possible that the Airtable engineers changed something on their end a few days ago which broke the printing.

Airtable has traditionally been weak & unreliable when it comes to printing, so you may just want to outsource your document creation & printing to 3rd-party apps.

For example, you may want to turn to a Chrome browser extension such as GoFullPage that can create full-page screenshots of your page and turn those full-page screenshots into PDF files that you can then print.

Otherwise, these 3rd-party apps will create perfectly-formatted documents for you that you can then print:

1. DocuMint — the original document creation app for Airtable. Creates PDF files. You can also get charts and graphs embedded into your document by using QuickChart.

2. DocsAutomator — creates Google Docs documents or PDF files. 

3. Make’s integrations — which can be integrated with any document-creation app of your choosing, even something as simple as custom Microsoft Word documents or Google Sheets spreadsheets. If you’ve never used Make before, I’ve assembled a bunch of Make training resources in this thread. For example, here is one way that you can instantly trigger a Make automation from Airtable.

Hope this helps!

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