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Shared Excel 2007 Workbook Print Setting
How do I set the print range and settings on a shared Excel workbook so other
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Shared Excel 2007 Workbook Print Setting
Sheba,
that is a good question, i never thought about that before, i'm not sure if there is a setting lock the print range, but i can suggest a workaround... why don't you write a macro and password protect the VBA. Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean) Sheets("Sheet1").PageSetup.PrintArea = "A1:D25" End Sub hope this helps? -kc *click YES if this helps "Sheba" wrote: How do I set the print range and settings on a shared Excel workbook so other users cannot change the print settings? |
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