How to fix your file could not be printed due to an error -Failure to Print Excel document. One of my Excel files won’t print. I get a msg saying “file could not be printed due to an error on (my printer name) on e03”. Do not have any problems with other Excel or other app files printing. I’m using Office 365. Solution?

How to fix your file could not be printed due to an error
Regarding your issue, this can happen sometimes because Excel loses connection with the printer. Here are a few steps you can try to fix it:
- Restart the Windows Print Spooler: on Windows taskbar > type Services > find “Print Spooler” > right click > Restart.
- Check if your printer drivers is updated to the latest version
- Download and install the latest Epson L3250 drivers from Epson’s official website.
- After updating, restart your PC and try printing again
- Test printing other file types or using another printer: Try printing a Word document or a PDF opened in a different application.
- Repairing **** usually resolves most problems, so you can try repairing your Office app by following the steps via Repair an Office application – Microsoft Support
If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask
Test printing in other programs
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Open WordPad.
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In a new document, type This is a test.
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On the File menu, select Print.
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Select OK or Print to print the file.
If you couldn’t print from WordPad, the printing problem is not specific to your Microsoft 365 app. You can try fixing the problem by following steps in Fix printer connection and printing problems in Windows.
If you were able to print from WordPad, continue to the next step.
Test printing another file
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In the same Microsoft 365 app, open a new blank file.
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Type the following text: This is a test.
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Save the file, and then try to print.
If you don’t have problems printing the test file, try changing the font so it’s the same as the original file. Also, if the original file has a table, clip art, or a drawing object, make sure the test file includes this as well.
Once you’ve made those changes, save the file, and then try to print.
If you’re able to print the test file, the original file may be damaged. For information about how to troubleshoot damaged Microsoft 365 files, go to one of the following articles:
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For Excel: Repairing a corrupted Excel workbook
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For PowerPoint: How to troubleshoot a damaged presentation in PowerPoint
If you have problems printing the test file and the original file, continue to the next step.