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Hi there,
having a small issue with a VBA for setting a print area on a worksheet.
the code works fine, there are no compile errors, however the area selected is not the range coded for -
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Any ideas why this is happening?
Print Area Macro - Incorrect range selected.
Hi there,
having a small issue with a VBA for setting a print area on a worksheet.
the code works fine, there are no compile errors, however the area selected is not the range coded for -
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Any ideas why this is happening?
Have realised that it is selecting the cells, but is not setting them as the print area. Is there a command I need to add into the macro?
Hi there,
I'm currently making a VBA that will set the print area to a certain range of cells. The macro is fine and running well, however the cells selected are only being selected and not set as the print area.
Not too sure how to rectify the code as I'm with little VBA experience.
Any ideas what I can do to set a print area?
Cells are E2:L50 and always will be.
Images to help if I'm not very clear.
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Current code -
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Last edited by DonkeyOte; 05-13-2013 at 06:06 AM. Reason: added CODE tags
Try this....
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Last edited by abduljaleel.mca; 05-13-2013 at 06:14 AM.
I reckon you want
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Josie
if at first you don't succeed try doing it the way your wife told you to
I think you have a typo in your code - you are setting the print area to AE2 not E2!
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jpoppet,
I have merged your threads - please post a question once only. Please also use CODE tags around your VBA - makes it easier for others to read etc - I have added on this occasion.
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Sorry, will give the forum rules a wash-over!
Many thanks, yes you are right I think it's a typo; monday mornings...(!)
Is there a macro I can use that will then PRINT the page?
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