Printing from excel hp1320 prints double copies - not any other program - checked copy count in properties

Your printer has Duplex printing Capabilities. However when you are ready to send the print job, open the Printer Properties and select Double Sided.

To copy a Double sided document, insert it in the ADF (Automatic Document Feeder) and open the copy settings on the machine and select Double sided.

Double printing or double feed??. Double printing means document printed in 2 copies. Double feed means printer feed double paper in one moment. For double printing,please check number of copy of document in printing preference properties.
Double feed occurs when pickup roller fails to pick the paper correctly. It's usually caused by shaft of paper pick up roller which is broken. You should replace drive assembly (include pick up roller) in this case

The best thing to do as a starter is:

1. uninstall the print driver THEN
2. download the latest version from the manufacturer and install it

This rules out the driver as the cause of the problem
1. Go to printers
2. Right Click on the Printer HP Laserjet 1320
3. Click on Printing Preferences
4. Click on Advanced
5. Double Click (to open) on Paper Output
6. Ensure that COPY COUNT is set to "1"

If it is already set to one, trick the system a little:
1. set it to 2 and save that setting
2. then go back in and set it to 1

Good luck

Go into the print properties in Excel by clicking on Page Setup on the File menu, then hit Options. Next to "Copies," change it to "1" and hit OK.

Open up your spread sheet.
Click File on top left
Click Page Setup
Click Options
Shows Document properties...click on advanced
Shows paper size....A4
then copy count....this is probably set to 2, click on it and set to 1.

when you go to print a page, click page setup, and change setting for copy's from 2 to 1...shia

It seems to be an issue with the printer drivers on the computer,You need to check for any
queued documents,if they are there,if yes,delete them,if not go ahead and unintsall the printer drivers from the controlpanel>printers and faxes and then restart your computer and then try a plug and play if its a USB printer or if its a network printer check for the ip
address on the printer as well as the computer,they shuld be the same on both or it will not work,this should resolve your concern.

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It has to do with your collate settings on your printers properties and the collate settings on your first print screen that shows up when you go to print. First when you are ready to print select print from the file menu in excel then go to the properties of the printer you are going to use and make sure the finishing properties are set the way you want them. Hit ok then you will be back at the first print screen. Here uncheck the collate box and then print. I am unsure but this may work. I had a similar problem a while ago and I know if I played with the collate check box it would print much faster other wise each time it was going to print a copy of the document it had to resend all the information again to the printer, which took forever.

Go to "printers and faxes."
Right click on your printer and select "Printing preferences."
Select "Advanced" tab
Double click "paper output"
If "Copy count=2" then change to 1 and apply
IF IT ALREADY IS SET TO 1 THEN:
Set "copy count=2" then APPLY
Repeat the above and now set "copy count=1"

The process of setting and resetting the copy count fixed my issues.

You mean it prints 2 copies? Open control panel, then printers. Right-click your installed, default printer and select properties. Under the General Tab select printing preferences. Then select the advanced tab. There should be a setting in there called copy count, make sure it's set as '1'.