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printing same page with multiple dates
I am trying to print a vacation log with separate dates on the same
sheet. The sheet should look the same except for 1 cell that contains, this cell should use a different date with each printed page. I have 1 sheet formatted the way I want with cell D3 being the date and another sheet that contains all of the dates down row A1:A365 that I need a sheet printed for. I am not familiar with macros and need some help if that is the way to go. Using Excel 2003. |
printing same page with multiple dates
Sub printStuff()
Dim mainSheet As Worksheet Dim dateList As Worksheet Dim i As Integer Set mainSheet = Sheets("MainSheet") Set dateList = Sheets("DateList") For i = 1 To 365 With mainSheet .Range("D3").Value = _ dateList.Cells(i, 1).Value .PrintOut End With Next i End Sub dysart316 wrote: I am trying to print a vacation log with separate dates on the same sheet. The sheet should look the same except for 1 cell that contains, this cell should use a different date with each printed page. I have 1 sheet formatted the way I want with cell D3 being the date and another sheet that contains all of the dates down row A1:A365 that I need a sheet printed for. I am not familiar with macros and need some help if that is the way to go. Using Excel 2003. |
printing same page with multiple dates
On Oct 12, 10:56 am, JW wrote:
Sub printStuff() Dim mainSheet As Worksheet Dim dateList As Worksheet Dim i As Integer Set mainSheet = Sheets("MainSheet") Set dateList = Sheets("DateList") For i = 1 To 365 With mainSheet .Range("D3").Value = _ dateList.Cells(i, 1).Value .PrintOut End With Next i End Sub dysart316 wrote: I am trying to print a vacation log with separate dates on the same sheet. The sheet should look the same except for 1 cell that contains, this cell should use a different date with each printed page. I have 1 sheet formatted the way I want with cell D3 being the date and another sheet that contains all of the dates down row A1:A365 that I need a sheet printed for. I am not familiar with macros and need some help if that is the way to go. Using Excel 2003.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Worked like a charm. Thanks for the quick reply. |
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