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Print current worksheet excluding a few cells
Hi,
I'm writing a diary of what I do at work every day. At the end of the month I print out a copy to report my time. But I don't want to print out what I've been doing, only the time part. So a range of cells need to be empty. How can I achieve this without cut/paste between print? A macro would be great! Thanks! -- Daniel |
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