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I have a simple macro that sets the pagesetup properties (more or less just
the printarea) and then prints the worksheet.

Every time I do this two of the objects move - a command button and a
spinner; it doesn't matter if the properties are set to print or not, they
move over to the left.

Is there some property I should be setting to anchor to a cell or something?

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Hi Less

http://support.microsoft.com/d*efaul...;EN-US;8389*10
Controls move to the left of the worksheet in Microsoft Excel 2002

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"Les Gordon" wrote in message ...
I have a simple macro that sets the pagesetup properties (more or less just
the printarea) and then prints the worksheet.

Every time I do this two of the objects move - a command button and a
spinner; it doesn't matter if the properties are set to print or not, they
move over to the left.

Is there some property I should be setting to anchor to a cell or something?

Regards
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Les Gordon



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THe link failed to produce a page but given your description I'll try a more
detailed search. I gather this is a "known bug".

Thanks for the lead
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Hi Less

http://support.microsoft.com/dÂ*efau...EN-US;8389Â*10
Controls move to the left of the worksheet in Microsoft Excel 2002

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Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl



"Les Gordon" wrote in message ...
I have a simple macro that sets the pagesetup properties (more or less just
the printarea) and then prints the worksheet.

Every time I do this two of the objects move - a command button and a
spinner; it doesn't matter if the properties are set to print or not, they
move over to the left.

Is there some property I should be setting to anchor to a cell or something?

Regards
--
Les Gordon




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Hi Less

Google is messing up the link

This one is working
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;838910



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"Les Gordon" wrote in message ...
THe link failed to produce a page but given your description I'll try a more
detailed search. I gather this is a "known bug".

Thanks for the lead
--
Les Gordon


"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

Hi Less

http://support.microsoft.com/d*efaul...;EN-US;8389*10
Controls move to the left of the worksheet in Microsoft Excel 2002

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl



"Les Gordon" wrote in message ...
I have a simple macro that sets the pagesetup properties (more or less just
the printarea) and then prints the worksheet.

Every time I do this two of the objects move - a command button and a
spinner; it doesn't matter if the properties are set to print or not, they
move over to the left.

Is there some property I should be setting to anchor to a cell or something?

Regards
--
Les Gordon






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