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Dynamically changing print areas for Pivot Tables
I have several pivot tables that expand and contract with data. I am
constantly changing print areas to accomodate all the data or to make sure the data prints in a nice format on a single sheet. Does anyone know how a macro could be set up that could print any data that is continuously present in rows or columns? I'm an advanced excel user, but not a programmer. I can record macros, and write very, very basic macro code. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Todd. |
Dynamically changing print areas for Pivot Tables
You could use code similar to the following:
'==================== Sub SetPrintArea() With ActiveSheet .PageSetup.PrintArea = _ .PivotTables(1).TableRange2.Address End With End Sub '================ Todd1 wrote: I have several pivot tables that expand and contract with data. I am constantly changing print areas to accomodate all the data or to make sure the data prints in a nice format on a single sheet. Does anyone know how a macro could be set up that could print any data that is continuously present in rows or columns? I'm an advanced excel user, but not a programmer. I can record macros, and write very, very basic macro code. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Todd. -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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