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View range in a macro
I would like to know how to set up a "view" for a certain range of cell
that when I click a button which sends me to that certain view tha that will be the only thing seen on the screen and when I print it out nothing else. Some of the views aren't as big as others and I wante to know how to format the view to have it fit nicely on one page eve if one's larger than the other. I really appreciate the help -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
View range in a macro
Selecting the range and setting ActiveWindow.Zoom to True will zoom into the
selection and fill the screen to the extent possible. -- Vasant "grin2000 " wrote in message ... I would like to know how to set up a "view" for a certain range of cells that when I click a button which sends me to that certain view that that will be the only thing seen on the screen and when I print it out, nothing else. Some of the views aren't as big as others and I wanted to know how to format the view to have it fit nicely on one page even if one's larger than the other. I really appreciate the help. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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