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SteveM

automate printing different ranges on 1 worksheet at different tim
 
I have an expense worksheet that contains different weeks. I want to print
each week's expenses on a separate page without having to set up a new print
range every time. This to allow the office person to print the new week's
expenses for processing.

wjohnson

automate printing different ranges on 1 worksheet at different tim
 

Set-up a view you want, (i.e. hide rows and columns, etc.), jncluding
having the "print area" defined. Then go on the menu bar go select
"VIEWS" - then - "CUSTOM VIEWS" and follow the directions. As far as I
know you can set as many different custom views as you want (depending
on the limits of your machine and memory).


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SteveM

automate printing different ranges on 1 worksheet at different
 
OK, that worked. Thanks. Now the 2nd part: How do I create a button to
allow someone to print the given "view" without having to go to the views
dropdown menu?

"wjohnson" wrote:


Set-up a view you want, (i.e. hide rows and columns, etc.), jncluding
having the "print area" defined. Then go on the menu bar go select
"VIEWS" - then - "CUSTOM VIEWS" and follow the directions. As far as I
know you can set as many different custom views as you want (depending
on the limits of your machine and memory).


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