I'm new to VBA and I never worked with any printing options.
Can someone help me with the code required to print 2 different ranges on one sheet?
I'm new to VBA and I never worked with any printing options.
Can someone help me with the code required to print 2 different ranges on one sheet?
Hello nbuk,
I am not sure if you are asking how to copy 2 ranges to a new sheet and print the sheet or print any 2 columns of an existing sheet. It would help if you post your workbook.
Sincerely,
Leith Ross
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I have a macro which automatically generates 12 different schedules. The schedule has the capacity to store information for a year (schedule for 361 days). I need to be able to print it based on the day the user inputs.
Ex: user inputs 6/15/10 then a schedule needs to be printed from 6/15/10 to 6/29/10.
The reason I need to print 2 ranges is to add a column with times as it will most likely not be near the range of the schedule the user wants to print.
I hope that makes sense.
Thanks for the help so far.
Hello nbuk,
Could you post a sample worksheet?
Can anyone help me on setting a printing option where i can select a range on the sheet when I wanted to make a printout of that region. example region A with one option and region B with another option.
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