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Hello everyone,
Thanks in advance for reading my post. I'm very new to Excel VBA programming and having some problem with a code snippet that prints selected sheets. I have a form with two list boxes. The left one shows the all the worksheets and the user can add any or all of these sheets to the list box on the right. Then I pass the list from the second list box to a sub procedure taht prints. It prints the selected worksheets, but everytime I get an error saying " Object variable or with block variable not set". Here's my code... Private Sub cmdPrint_Click() 'create an instanece of excel to initiate printing Dim objXLSApp As Object Dim wbkXLSBook As Workbook Set objXLSApp = GetObject(, "Excel.Application") Set wbkXLSBook = objXLSApp.ThisWorkbook With wbkXLSBook For i = 0 To lstPrintQue.ListCount - 1 wbkXLSBook.Sheets(lstPrintQue.List(i)).Activate ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True Next i End With 'release object Set objXLSApp = Nothing Unload Me End Sub I created an Excel appliocation object and then added the selected worksheets to that application and then printed them out. This looks a round about way of doing something as simple as printing a few sheets. Is there a better way? If somebody code show me a code sample I'd greatly appreciate it. Or, maybe some of you can suggest a few changes to my existing code? Again, I really appreciate the help. Thanks! A. Rahman |
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