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Printing noncontiguous ranges on 1 Page

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    Printing noncontiguous ranges on 1 Page

    Within VBA, I know how to print non-contiguous ranges. I simply set up the range as (a1:a30,c5:c35,q1:a30).select. This works fine, BUT, each range is printed on a separate page even though there is plenty of room to print the 3 selections on 1 page. I have searched and searched and still have not found an answer. Does anyone know? Thank You Kindly.

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    Good afternoon JARLATH1000

    ...and welcome to the forum!!
    Quote Originally Posted by JARLATH1000
    This works fine, BUT, each range is printed on a separate page even though there is plenty of room to print the 3 selections on 1 page.
    Ole P Erlandsen provides a solution here :
    http://www.erlandsendata.no/english/...intmultiselect

    Or John Walkenbach's Pup6 will do this for you if you want a ready made solution (Pup v6 > Printing > Print Multiple Selection Wizard). You can download a fully working evaluation copy from here, but if you like it and continue using it you should register it :
    http://j-walk.com/ss/pup/pup6/trial.htm

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