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I have a range with multiple rows which is more than a page. Through code I
sometimes hide the range. Now after hiding the range if i go to excel sheet
it shows the range hidden, but when i print it blank space prints...

Anybody having an idea what could be the reason ?

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Default Hiding a range prints blank space

Hidden rows don't print nor can they be viewed. Are you sure you have
hidden the rows and you don't have code to unhide them.

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I have a range with multiple rows which is more than a page. Through code

I
sometimes hide the range. Now after hiding the range if i go to excel

sheet
it shows the range hidden, but when i print it blank space prints...

Anybody having an idea what could be the reason ?

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Ajit



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