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Mathew P Bennett

Select Wich Cells To Include In Print
 
Good Evening All,
Excel 2007.
I have a ss (report), in which I have included notes for the user, eg 'click
on button to refresh data'. These notes have been placed directly in
available cells, (ie are not n a comment).
I would like to exclude these note ranges eg D4:F4, (note in D4 but carries
over into F4) from appearing in the printed version.
Is this possible, or do I have to use a comments box, & then clickon the not
to show in print option?

Cheers Guys,
Mathew



Bob Umlas, Excel MVP

Select Wich Cells To Include In Print
 
Let's say that in addition to D4, you also want to hide F6 (for example).
In the VBE, double-click on the Thisworkbook object, post this code:
Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
Range("D4,F6").Font.ColorIndex = 2
Application.OnTime Now, "RESTORE"
End Sub
In a regular module, put this:
Sub Restore()
Range("D4,F6").Font.ColorIndex = -4105
End Sub

HTH

"Mathew P Bennett" wrote:

Good Evening All,
Excel 2007.
I have a ss (report), in which I have included notes for the user, eg 'click
on button to refresh data'. These notes have been placed directly in
available cells, (ie are not n a comment).
I would like to exclude these note ranges eg D4:F4, (note in D4 but carries
over into F4) from appearing in the printed version.
Is this possible, or do I have to use a comments box, & then clickon the not
to show in print option?

Cheers Guys,
Mathew




Mathew P Bennett

Select Wich Cells To Include In Print
 
Thanks Bob, I thought here would be a VBA solution. I take it, on selecting
print, it changes the font of the selected cells/range to white, and
restores to normal, once print is done.
Cheers agian. M
"Bob Umlas, Excel MVP" wrote in
message ...
Let's say that in addition to D4, you also want to hide F6 (for example).
In the VBE, double-click on the Thisworkbook object, post this code:
Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
Range("D4,F6").Font.ColorIndex = 2
Application.OnTime Now, "RESTORE"
End Sub
In a regular module, put this:
Sub Restore()
Range("D4,F6").Font.ColorIndex = -4105
End Sub

HTH

"Mathew P Bennett" wrote:

Good Evening All,
Excel 2007.
I have a ss (report), in which I have included notes for the user, eg
'click
on button to refresh data'. These notes have been placed directly in
available cells, (ie are not n a comment).
I would like to exclude these note ranges eg D4:F4, (note in D4 but
carries
over into F4) from appearing in the printed version.
Is this possible, or do I have to use a comments box, & then clickon the
not
to show in print option?

Cheers Guys,
Mathew







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