OK I got the code below to work, but it still doesn't do what I want. The
two changes to the right is what I need to work - and it doesn't. The code
to the left would work if I knew how many tabs would be printed, but I don't
which is why I need something simular to the code to the Right.

Sub Macro1()

Dim Sht1
Dim Sht2
Dim Sht3
Dim TheTab
Dim cnt

Sheets("SUMMARY").Select
Application.Goto Reference:="TabNames"
TheTab = ActiveCell.Value

Sheets(TheTab).Select
Range("N111").Select

If ActiveCell.Value < 0 Then

Sht1 = TheTab

End If

Sheets("SUMMARY").Select
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
TheTab = ActiveCell.Value

Sheets(TheTab).Select
Range("N111").Select

If ActiveCell.Value < 0 Then

Sht2 = TheTab ' Sht2 = Sht1 + ", " + TheTab

End If

Sheets(Array(Sht1, Sht2)).Select ' Sheets(Array(Sht2)).Select
Sheets(Sht1).Activate

End Sub


"Shawn777" wrote:

I understand how to do an If Statement and I will have to wrap it in a Do
Loop. This is a draft of what I have in mind

Do
Select the next tab

If total < 0 then

Add to WorkGroup (This is what I dont understand)

End If

Loop 10 time

Right now I print at the €œAdd to WorkGroup€� and this is causing problems. I
want the end result outside of the above loop to be a WorkGroup of all the
tabs on the spreadsheet that has values in their totals so they can all be
printed at once.

I do appreciate the responses though.

Thanks,

Shawn


"Otto Moehrbach" wrote:

Shawn
Change those "Or" that I gave you in my last code to "And". Otto
"Otto Moehrbach" wrote in message
...
Shawn
I don't understand what you want that the code I gave you doesn't do.
With the code I gave you, you can do whatever you want with each sheet in
the workbook. Perhaps you have some sheets that you want to exclude from
the "Your code here" part. If that's the case, you can easily exclude
individual sheets with an IF statement like:
If ws.Name<"This" Or
ws.Name<"That" Or
ws.Name<"The Other" Then
'Your code here"
End If
Post back with more detail about what you want that this code doesn't do
for you. HTH Otto
"Shawn777" wrote in message
...
Yes, this is how I have it now. In the ['Your code here] section I have
it
print. I need it to add it to the [Sheets(Array("Sheet1",
"Sheet2")).Select]
in Gary's Student's reply. Then I can print the whole workbook at once -
which is what I want done.

So how do I combine Otto's and Gary's Student's help?


"Otto Moehrbach" wrote:

Dawn
Something like this will loop through all the sheets in the
workbook. I
put in an IF statement to check some value in each sheet and if the
criteria
is met, your code will run. Post back if you need more. HTH Otto
Sub DoEachSht()
Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
If ws.Range("C10").Value 10 Then
'Your code here
End If
Next ws
End Sub
"Shawn777" wrote in message
...
Thanks, that helps. But I don't want to tell the macro which sheets
to
select, I want the marco to figure that out itself. Even the number
of
sheet
to print will change from job to job. Some could print just one of
the
ten
and others will print all ten. So can I get one name to equal
("Sheet1,","Sheet2")? Or is there a better way of doing this?

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

You can select several sheets at once with something like:

Sheets(Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2")).Select
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200761


"Shawn777" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet with about ten different tabs. I am writing a
macro
that will print all of these tabs that have data in them. I can
write
an if
statement asking if the total doesn't equal 0 then print. When I
do
this
each tab is printed out one at a time. This won't alow the page
numbers in
the footer to work and in our office printing these tabs separately
can
cause
problem at the printer - since many people are using the printer at
once.

What I don't know how to write is to "select a workgroup" (select
multiple
tabs at once) of tabs that totals don't equal zero.