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Default print range based on cell input

hi,
i have created a components list that contains all the components we
make, this components list is a single worksheet with all the parts diagrams
and ammount required. the ammount required is automatically inputted from
the calculations sheet. beside each component (80 components) i have a print
button with this code in it:

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()

ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=12
Range("A3:K55").Select
Range("K55").Activate
Selection.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True
Range("B3").Select

End Sub

this works quite well but still requires the operator to go through this
large sheet to find the components that are required and hit the print
button. some orders don't require all parts.

is it possible to have another button at the top so that if the ammount cell
(eg: c8) has a number greater than zero it will print the range:
Range("A3:K55")? the code used to do this could then be copied in 80 times
with a different ammount cell and range to give the desired result.
thanks in advance

regards
john


 
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