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Hey guys, thanks again for all your help...

I am making a workbook and the row heights have to be the same on al
sheets for printing purposes. All sheets are the same format, and i
there a way to make all the row heights the same, without doing i
manually. Thanks.

Bret

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Hi trickdos

You can use this macro

Sub test()
Dim sh As Worksheet
For Each sh In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
sh.Cells.RowHeight = 10
Next
End Sub


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Hey guys, thanks again for all your help...

I am making a workbook and the row heights have to be the same on all
sheets for printing purposes. All sheets are the same format, and is
there a way to make all the row heights the same, without doing it
manually. Thanks.

Brett


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