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Non-contiguous print area

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    Non-contiguous print area

    I have a data in A1:H50

    I have three different print scenarios that I'd like to automate somehow.

    1) I want to be able to print the whole selection (A1:H50)
    2) I want to be able to print the top and bottom portion together (A1:H20, A41:H50)
    3) and I want to be able to print the middle and bottom portion together (A21:H50)

    I'm not sure scenario #2 is even possible. But if it is, I'd like to have a macro (or whatever is easiest) that allows me to click a button for the appropriate scenario. Clicking the button doesn't actually have to print the file, it just needs to set the print area.

    Hope this makes sense.

    Thanks!
    Last edited by papaexcel; 07-31-2010 at 04:32 PM.

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    Re: Non-contiguous print area

    The print area is the same in all cases. Record three macros: One that hides rows 21:40, one that hides rows 1:20, and one that unhides all rows.
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    Re: Non-contiguous print area

    Sometimes I feel like an idiot when the answer is so simple. This would be one of those times.

    Thanks!

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