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  1. 02-22-2013, 09:27 PM #1
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    Hello,

    I have 1 form name Print Cheque. All the data is extracted from the Summary sheet, how do I call up the form perform continuous print if the row is fill with data in Summary sheet?

    If I have key in 5 cheque payment details in the Summary sheet, just click the print button and the data will load into form template and batch print each row in a new page one after one, and stop the job after 5 cheque is completed printed.

    Attached is my file for better understanding. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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  2. 02-22-2013, 09:57 PM #2
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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Hi seolann,

    Try this:

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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Hi selann,

    If you must cross-post please provide a link like this to the other thread as it potentially saves time for anyone trying to provide you with a solution if someone has already answered your query as I have done above.

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  4. 02-22-2013, 11:27 PM #4
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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Thank you Robert, that is the code I am looking for.

    By the way, I have load the code into the WB. I found to build a textbox link to source data is more easy manage for adjusting the alignment for cheque printing. Anyone has know a code can cater for?

    I have change payee and the data source as textbox and group it together. How to set 'Payee' invisible in the printout?

    Attached is my file for better understanding. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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  5. 02-23-2013, 04:04 AM #5
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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Anyone can help me the regard on the coding? Thanks!
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  6. 03-03-2013, 04:32 PM #6
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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Hi seolann

    ***Sorry...written in Excel 2007...will not work in Pre 2007 Excel...will look for a work around***

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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Hi seolann

    This Code should work with the attached File in Pre and Post Excel 2007 
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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Quote Originally Posted by jaslake View Post
    Hi seolann

    ***Sorry...written in Excel 2007...will not work in Pre 2007 Excel...will look for a work around***

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    Hi John,

    Thank you very much for the coding, it work well with excel 2007.

    Since the payee is set as textbox 5 and the data source is textbox 1 and the 2 text boxes will group together. Is there a way to set 'Payee' invisible in the printout?

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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Hi seolann

    Please don't quote entire Posts in your replies. Quote only pertinent items that make your point.

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    Since the payee is set as textbox 5
    There is no TextBox 5 in the file I'm working with so I have no idea to what you're referring. Please enlighten me.
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  10. 03-04-2013, 12:46 AM #10
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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Hi John, thank you for the speedy reply!

    Please see my attached, the mention textbox1 and textbox5 is create in the Print Cheque sheet.

    Textbox 1 the data source from Summary sheet "EF Ltd"
    Textbox 5 is the header name "Payee"

    Any help is greatly appreciated.
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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Try this:

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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    Instead of doing in excel why don't you try onlinecheckwriter.com for batch printing. you can print create up to 10 checks at a one but you can print more than 100 checks at a once .
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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

    The Macro doesnt run.

    Any reason why. I am using 2010 excel version. thanks
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    Re: Batch Print cheque from form template

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