This is still an unresolved issue for me. I did reach out to Microsoft to see if they could help, but they insisted that the problem (or the observed behavior of the embedded spreadsheet not printing) resides within the Wix platform.

Gaston, you may be on to something—that there is a unique problem with printing an embedded MS Office 365 Excel spreadsheet. I may try a cloud-based Google Sheets spreadsheet to see if that would work. I much prefer Excel, but I could use a Google Sheets doc if it would print.

Try this: adding the onload function to ensure the iframe is fully loaded prior to printing. Print iframe

I have not resolved this issue yet. My iframe shows and functions as it should on my website, it just won't print. I used to print the entire webpage (including the iframe) by simply using my browser's (Chrome) print function, but now that results in a blank space where the iframe should be.

My iframe shows and functions as it should on my website, it just won't print. I used to print the entire webpage (including the iframe) by using my browser's (Chrome) print function, but now that results in a blank space where the iframe should be.

I do appreciate your reply, as I am still trying to make this work. I am struggling to understand the code placed in the webpage vs. the code placed in the iframe itself. I assume this code you supplied is added to the page code--correct? But, do I also need some code to add to my iframe's code? Right now my iframe code is essentially this: . Again, the iframe shows and functions within the webpage as the spreadsheet that it is; my problem is that it just won't print.

I'm struggling with the same issue. My webpage containing an iFrame will print a blank where the iFrame element resides. Did you ever figure-out this problem?

Got it. Ok, I completed Step 2. Now I'm on to your Step 3. My iFrame already exists and it already has this code: where "URL" is the location of my MS365 Office Excel worksheet that I'm embedding into my website. So, my question is how do I marry this existing code with the code you supplied for this iFrame?

Eulapro, now I'm having problems with Step 2: Add a button. I got to the point where I added a button, but when I right click on it, "Properties" is not an option.

Eulapro, I think I've found it now. It's under Dashboard -> Settings -> "Custom Code", not "Tracking & Analytics". Step 1 done!

Eulapro, I do have a Premium Plan and I do have Dev Mode turned on. But, I'm having trouble with your very first step "Add JavaScript". I can't find "Dashboard -> Settings -> Tracking & Analytics". I've looked all over--can you direct me where to find this? Thanks, David

Without some explanation or context for this supplied code, this is of no help to me. And from what I can tell, it has nothing to do with printing an iFrame element.

Thank you very much for your reply. So, to be clear, because I am a novice to HTML coding, I place the the following code inside the print button: Print Calculator And, then place the following code inside the webpage's Page Code Tab (and I substitute "myiFrame" for my actual iframe's ID): This is what I did, but it's not working. I suspect I'm missing something in my coding. I'm wondering if I need to include the source of my iframe's contents (the MS Office 365 spreadsheet). Thanks again for any more help/guidance.