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Does anyone know what command one would use to determine
the current actual maximum width extent of an Excel worksheet? What I mean is I want to know how wide is the widest part of the active worksheet so that I can then "set the print area" appropriately so that the active sheet won't be split into two pages when I print it. (I have data that comes in varying formats that I can't always control format wise.) Thanks, Chet |
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