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How can I use a macro to print a specific range in an Excel workbook to for
all the file within a specific folder. I would prefer it if the printing can
be done without the need to open the workbooks?
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You cannot print Excel files without Excel. But you can select a group of
Excel files in Windows Explorer, right click and select Print. This will
print the active sheet in each selected file (or the range "print_area" on
the active sheet if it exists). If you need more than the active sheet in
each file printed I think you'd have to use a macro that opens and each
workbook and does the printing.

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