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How do I suppress the printing of certain rows in a spreadsheet? If there is
not a value in a particular cell in the row I do not want the row to print. -- Valerie |
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You can hide the rows without values and then print
-- Kevin Backmann "Valerie" wrote: How do I suppress the printing of certain rows in a spreadsheet? If there is not a value in a particular cell in the row I do not want the row to print. -- Valerie |
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Someone other than myself will be working in the spreadsheet. They have
limited ability and will basically be performing data entry and printing only. There are about 500 rows in the spreadsheet. At any point in time there may only be 25 rows with values scattered throughout the spreadsheet that she would want to print. I want her to be able to see all of the rows, yet only print those with values. I don't want her to have to hunt & peck for the rows with values. What would the easiest solution be? -- Valerie "Kevin B" wrote: You can hide the rows without values and then print -- Kevin Backmann "Valerie" wrote: How do I suppress the printing of certain rows in a spreadsheet? If there is not a value in a particular cell in the row I do not want the row to print. -- Valerie |
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I have a few code examples here
http://www.rondebruin.nl/print.htm See the macro "Sub Hide_Print_Unhide()" -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Valerie" wrote in message ... Someone other than myself will be working in the spreadsheet. They have limited ability and will basically be performing data entry and printing only. There are about 500 rows in the spreadsheet. At any point in time there may only be 25 rows with values scattered throughout the spreadsheet that she would want to print. I want her to be able to see all of the rows, yet only print those with values. I don't want her to have to hunt & peck for the rows with values. What would the easiest solution be? -- Valerie "Kevin B" wrote: You can hide the rows without values and then print -- Kevin Backmann "Valerie" wrote: How do I suppress the printing of certain rows in a spreadsheet? If there is not a value in a particular cell in the row I do not want the row to print. -- Valerie |
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Hi Ron De Bruin,
I have used your Macros in Excel 2007 to supress printing of certain Rows Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean) ' Hide Row 1 to Row 5 when printing If ActiveSheet.Name = "Adjustment" Then Cancel = True Application.EnableEvents = False Application.ScreenUpdating = False With ActiveSheet .Rows("1:5").EntireRow.Hidden = True .PrintOut .Rows("1:5").EntireRow.Hidden = False End With Application.EnableEvents = True Application.ScreenUpdating = True End If End Sub However, after I clicked "Print Preview", all toolbar icons are disable for selection. When I take out the above Macro, selection becomes available. Could you show me how to fix it. Thanks. Igbert Au-Yeung "Ron de Bruin" wrote: I have a few code examples here http://www.rondebruin.nl/print.htm See the macro "Sub Hide_Print_Unhide()" -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Valerie" wrote in message ... Someone other than myself will be working in the spreadsheet. They have limited ability and will basically be performing data entry and printing only. There are about 500 rows in the spreadsheet. At any point in time there may only be 25 rows with values scattered throughout the spreadsheet that she would want to print. I want her to be able to see all of the rows, yet only print those with values. I don't want her to have to hunt & peck for the rows with values. What would the easiest solution be? -- Valerie "Kevin B" wrote: You can hide the rows without values and then print -- Kevin Backmann "Valerie" wrote: How do I suppress the printing of certain rows in a spreadsheet? If there is not a value in a particular cell in the row I do not want the row to print. -- Valerie |
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Hello Valerie
Why not hide the relevant rows? You could also envisage a programming solution. HTH Cordially Pascal "Valerie" a écrit dans le message de news: ... How do I suppress the printing of certain rows in a spreadsheet? If there is not a value in a particular cell in the row I do not want the row to print. -- Valerie |
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Wouldn't each row have to be selected to hide? I need something that would
be automatic. -- Valerie "papou" wrote: Hello Valerie Why not hide the relevant rows? You could also envisage a programming solution. HTH Cordially Pascal "Valerie" a écrit dans le message de news: ... How do I suppress the printing of certain rows in a spreadsheet? If there is not a value in a particular cell in the row I do not want the row to print. -- Valerie |
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Autofilter for non-blanks then print.
Record a macro while doing this. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 07:54:01 -0700, Valerie wrote: Wouldn't each row have to be selected to hide? I need something that would be automatic. |
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