Google Sheets printing cuts off the rightmost columns

Choose Current sheet to print the active tab. If you only want a table, go back to the sheet, select the range from its first cell through the last column and row, then choose File → Print → Selected cells. Workbook includes the other tabs as well.

In the Sheets preview, choose Landscape under Orientation. Set Paper size to the paper you plan to use. Try narrower Margins if the rightmost column still spills onto another page. Check that the labels and numbers are large enough to read in the preview.

If the table needs more than one page across, choose Set custom page breaks and move a vertical break between groups of related columns. Each outlined rectangle prints on its own page. Choose Confirm breaks and review all the pages before continuing. If you’ve frozen a label column, you can repeat it under Headers & footers → Repeat frozen columns.

Choose Next and compare the orientation and paper size in the final print window with the settings you chose in Sheets. In Chrome this is the browser print window. With Firefox or Safari, open the downloaded PDF and check its last column before printing it. If the PDF is complete, focus on the printer’s paper size and layout settings.