Thanks Juan

This seems to work within a single macro. But if 2 or macros are run
together the pages still are printed out of order (even if both macros
include the doevents statement)

Must be a printer issue??


"Juan Pablo Gonzalez" wrote in message
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Maybe its just a timing issue... try delaying the macro after each print,
with something like

Dim i As Long

For i = 1 to 1000
DoEvents
Next i

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Regards,

Juan Pablo González

"Keith Young" wrote in message
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Just thought I would try reposting this message since there were no
suggestions on how to correct on the first try last week. Thanks in
advance
if anyone can provide any help.

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Any ideas on why this simple printing code might print the pages out of
order? It simply is attempting to print all of the pages (preferably
in
order) on a sangle sheet while adding some
information at the top of the sheet.

Sub sevenseven()
numpages = 10
For x = 1 To numpages
Sheet8.Range("cell").Value = "Sheet " & x
Sheet8.PrintOut From:=x, To:=x
Next x
End Sub

all of the pages print, however, the order gets all screwed up - for
example, it might print the pages in the following order
1,2,5,3,4,6,7,9,10,8

Could it possible be a printer issue?

Using Excel 2002, Windows XP Prof, HP Laser Printer

Any ideas of how this might be fixed?

Thanks in advance,

Keith