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Need Fix for Code To Print Selected Rows On One Sheet

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    Need Fix for Code To Print Selected Rows On One Sheet

    I found the following code that prints selected rows on a single sheet. It doesn't work quite like I need it to.

    There are two main issues:

    1. The blank rows between the selected rows are not removed (i.e. if I select row 3 and row 7, there are 3 blanks lines between the printed rows).

    2. It only prints in portrait mode. I need it to print in landscape.

    I am not a VBA programmer and know nothing about it. I am asking if someone can add to or fix the code so it works like I need it to.

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    Last edited by elance; 11-01-2010 at 09:40 PM. Reason: Required

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    Re: Code help

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