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Default Tips for optimising page setup .Zoom and .FitTo properties

I am trying to discover a way to optimise the .PageSetup properties of a
sheet (in VBA) so the user can simply click PrintPreview or Print... without
needing to adjust any properties to make the printed report readable.

The sheet concerned can have a variable amount of data and I want to
implement the following rules. Starting with .Orientation=xlLandscape...
a) if it fits on a single page leave it as is,
b) if the page appears to be narrow and long switch to xlPortrait to
maximise use of the page,
c) set a .Zoom % to achieve a 1 page wide print job (and 1 or more pages
down) so long as the .Zoom percentage does not go below (say) 50% (ie. avoid
an unreadable "greeked" result).

Has anyone been here before (in Excel 2K)? NB the .UsedRange property is
viable on this sheet!

Cheers,
Frank.


 
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