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I have a table made up of several columns and a variable number of rows
dependent on the entries required in different situations.When the table has been completed there will be several entries in column A for example which will be duplicated, although the values in the rows will be different. ie Column A indentifies the field being recorded. The table is sorted by Column A, by code, so that these entries are contiguous. ie there could be 7 rows for Field 1, 12 rows for Field 2, etc. There could be up tp 100 Field 1 Field 2 etc. What I want to do is indentify all the entries for each of these different row entries and set the relevent rows and columns as a print area which I would print along with some header rows. Thus I would print a page for the entries relating to Field 1, another for field 2 etc. I had set up print areas using dynamic named ranges but I do not know how to indentify and show where a row has changed from one value to another. I hope this is understandable and if so I would value any guidance. Kind Regards, Graham Haughs Turriff Scotland. |
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Try this for starters Sub PrintByField() Dim cell As Range Dim lCount As Long Dim rCol As Range 'Get the last cell in column A With Sheet1 Set rCol = .Range("a2", .Range("A" & .Rows.Count).End(xlUp)) End With 'Loop through column A For Each cell In rCol.Cells 'If a new value If cell.Value < cell.Offset(-1, 0).Value Then 'Count the number of similar values in col A lCount = Application.CountIf(rCol, cell.Value) 'Resize a range and print it out cell.Resize(lCount, cell.Parent.UsedRange.Columns.Count).PrintOut End If Next cell End Sub -- Dick Kusleika MVP - Excel Excel Blog - Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com "Graham" wrote in message ... I have a table made up of several columns and a variable number of rows dependent on the entries required in different situations.When the table has been completed there will be several entries in column A for example which will be duplicated, although the values in the rows will be different. ie Column A indentifies the field being recorded. The table is sorted by Column A, by code, so that these entries are contiguous. ie there could be 7 rows for Field 1, 12 rows for Field 2, etc. There could be up tp 100 Field 1 Field 2 etc. What I want to do is indentify all the entries for each of these different row entries and set the relevent rows and columns as a area which I would print along with some header rows. Thus I would print a page for the entries relating to Field 1, another for field 2 etc. I had set up print areas using dynamic named ranges but I do not know how to indentify and show where a row has changed from one value to another. I hope this is understandable and if so I would value any guidance. Kind Regards, Graham Haughs Turriff Scotland. |
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