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How can I print specifc pages in Excel 2007?

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    How can I print specifc pages in Excel 2007?

    I'm trying to print 16 pages from one worksheet, double-sided.

    For example I have a 30 page worksheet. I want to print only the odd pages up to pg 15, and then I want to print only the even pages up to page 16. My printer doesn't do two-sided printing, so I need to do it in Excel 2007.

    The most useful thing I found while googling was this macro:
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    but it only prints all the even or all the odd pages. I would like to be able to specify a range of odd pages and a range of even pages to print, or even specify exactly what pages I'd like to print like I can in Acrobat Reader or Word 2007.

    I notice that that macro has "from:=Page, To:=Page, _". would I be able to edit this macro to do what I want? If so, would I then need to re-edit the macro for every different sized worksheet?

    Or is there another macro that will put up a dialog box - the same way the above does - that will allow me to specifically print pages 1, 3, 5, 7, etc., or odd pages 1-15?

    Thank you!

    P.S. I did find a workaround whereby I print to PDF first, then print out the pages from there, but it'd be nice to not need to.
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    Re: How can I print specifc pages in Excel 2007?

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    Re: How can I print specifc pages in Excel 2007?

    Thanks JieJenn! That worked perfectly!

    If I understand the macro correctly, I specify the range, and the macro starts at the start page, and just prints every-other page until the specified end page? That's very clever!

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