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Printing consecutive dates
Is it possible to print consecutive dates on each new page printed? I made a
form for my business that I print out and write on manually, but I have to fill in the new date everyday. I would like to print multiples of this form with each new form printed to have a new date on it without having to print them one page at a time. |
Printing consecutive dates
You could create a macro:
Option Explicit Sub testme() Dim iCtr As Long Dim myDate As Date myDate = Date ' or give it a starting date dateserial(2007,1,22) With Worksheets("sheet1") For iCtr = 1 To 5 .Range("a1").Value = myDate .PrintOut preview:=True myDate = myDate + 1 Next iCtr End With End Sub This puts the date in A1 of Sheet1 and prints it 5 times. Bradford88 wrote: Is it possible to print consecutive dates on each new page printed? I made a form for my business that I print out and write on manually, but I have to fill in the new date everyday. I would like to print multiples of this form with each new form printed to have a new date on it without having to print them one page at a time. -- Dave Peterson |
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