Before delving into more complex steps to fix Google Sheets, ensure that the printer cable is properly connected and functioning smoothly. Also, make sure you've selected the correct printer if there are multiple printers available.
1. Disable browser extensions.
2. Use a different browser.
3. Use incognito mode.
4. Run Troubleshoot.
5. Convert Google Sheets file to PDF.
Fixing the Issue of Unable to Print Google Sheets
Method 1: Disable Browser Extensions
Browser extensions you install, such as ad blockers, could also be the culprit preventing Google Sheets from connecting to the printer and causing the printing error.
To fix the printing error in Google Sheets, the solution is to disable browser extensions.
- On Chrome:
Step 1: Enter chrome://extensions into the Chrome browser address bar and press Enter. This action opens the browser extensions window.
Step 2: Here, find and disable browser extensions by clicking on the slider next to each extension.
Step 3: Finally, check if you can print Google Sheets. If the issue persists, refer to some troubleshooting methods below.
- On Firefox:
Step 1: In the Firefox browser window, find and click on the three horizontal lines icon located at the top right corner, then select Add-ons.
Alternatively, another way is to enter about:addons into the browser address bar and press Enter. This action opens the browser add-ons settings window.
Step 3: Click on the Disable button next to the extension or add-on you want to turn off.
Method 2: Use a Different Browser
Suppose you're using Chrome browser and encountering a printing error in Google Sheets. Try using other browsers like Firefox, Edge, or Coc Coc to print spreadsheets and see if the issue persists.
Method 3: Use Incognito Mode
When in incognito mode, all extensions are disabled. If you suspect these extensions are causing the printing error in Google Sheets, try opening the browser in incognito mode and printing the file again to see if it works.
To open an incognito browsing window in Chrome, click on the three-dot icon at the top right corner of the screen, then select New incognito window. Alternatively, you can use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + N.
If the issue no longer occurs, it means that one of the browser extensions you've installed is the culprit. Follow the steps in method 1 above to disable the extensions.
Method 4: Run Troubleshoot
Troubleshoot is a program integrated into Windows 10, designed to fix errors and system-related issues, including both hardware and software.
Follow the steps below to troubleshoot the printing error in Google Sheets using Troubleshoot:
Step 1: Press Windows + I to open the Settings window. Type Find and fix problems with printing into the Search box as shown below:
Step 2: If the screen prompts for Admin password, enter the password.
Step 3: On the displayed window, check the box next to Apply repairs automatically and click Next to start the troubleshooting process. Finally, check again if you can print Google Sheets.
Method 5: Convert Google Sheets file to PDF
If you still can't print Google Sheets, the next solution is to convert the spreadsheet file to PDF format and print it.
To accomplish this, open your Google Sheets file, click on File menu =>Download =>PDF document (.pdf).
Next, open the downloaded PDF file, find and click on the printer icon located at the top right corner to print the file.
We hope these methods above will help you resolve this annoying issue of being unable to print Google Sheets. Additionally, readers can refer to some articles already available on Mytour to learn more about fixing the Google Sheets 'Still loading...' error on Chrome.
- See more: Fixing the Google Sheets 'Still loading...' error on Chrome.
