need a piece of code to send print command

[abdul43]

The code :
Sub Count()
With ActiveSheet.Range("A1")
.Value = .Value + 1
If .Value >= 10 Then Exit Sub 'limit
End With
Application.OnTime Now + TimeValue("00:00:02"), "Count" 'every 2 seconds
End Sub

generates increasing numbers till the last given limit.
and now
may i have a piece of code to add into this one, by which the sheet get printed after every increase.
for example
A1= 1 =print
A1= 2 = print
and so on

[nathansav]

activesheet.printout.


Things that are simple functions of Excel, just record yourself doing it through the menus, then look at the code, will be quicker than posting.

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[abdul43]

Sorry for this , this was happened by misunderstanding.