While this in no way answers the specifics of your question, I believe that if you are planning on needing to print this document more than 5 times along with normal everyday printing in a home setting, you'll find a laser printer will be very much less expensive. Cost per page on my own HP Laserjet 1050 at home has been around half a cent compared with 2-3 cents per page inkjet.
While these are enterprise-class printers that have much lower cost per pages than consumer level laser printers, the economics are not too far off. By my own figures, pages printed on my office laserjet printers cost less than 2/10 of a cent per page. Printing black only on an inexpensive laser printer can result in up to a 10x price reduction. Depending on coverage (the percentage of the page covered with ink) the cost in ink to print a 200 page document can quickly approach $10-$15, and this is if you've optimized the fonts and are using whatever Eco-mode your printer supports.Īt this price, printing the document ten times will cover the price of a new inexpensive HP laser printer. Step 2: Apply the CLEAN function in cell B2, and the formula should like the below one. Step 1: Copy the data to the excel sheet. Copy the data to an excel file and apply a CLEAN function to it. At some point the cost of printing the document on an inkjet printer becomes more than the cost of purchasing an inexpensive laserjet. It is no brainer that you need to remove those extra special characters before submitting the data to your manager.
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