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I've had a macro "fixdates" to fix up a column on a "schedule" sheet for
some time now. The macro is in a general module as I need to use it after edits. The macro also gets called in the this workbook --before print.-- Last night I created a new sheet and a macro to print it. The before print "fixdates" is again called but it does not select the "schedule" sheet it does the edit part of the macro on the new "label " sheet in stead. Using F8 shows me that the "fixdates" macro just does not select the schedule sheet. Got me stumped! Regards Bill K |
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sheets("Schedule").select "Bill Kuunders" wrote: I've had a macro "fixdates" to fix up a column on a "schedule" sheet for some time now. The macro is in a general module as I need to use it after edits. The macro also gets called in the this workbook --before print.-- Last night I created a new sheet and a macro to print it. The before print "fixdates" is again called but it does not select the "schedule" sheet it does the edit part of the macro on the new "label " sheet in stead. Using F8 shows me that the "fixdates" macro just does not select the schedule sheet. Got me stumped! Regards Bill K |
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Thanks Jim,
That line is already there and is the stumbling block. The system just doesn't want to select that sheet when I call the sub via a macro with a print instruction which should call the "before print" routine from the "this workbook" . The sheet does get selected if I use the normal file/print/ of the excel tool bar. Regards Bill K "Jim Thomlinson" wrote in message ... Add this line sheets("Schedule").select "Bill Kuunders" wrote: I've had a macro "fixdates" to fix up a column on a "schedule" sheet for some time now. The macro is in a general module as I need to use it after edits. The macro also gets called in the this workbook --before print.-- Last night I created a new sheet and a macro to print it. The before print "fixdates" is again called but it does not select the "schedule" sheet it does the edit part of the macro on the new "label " sheet in stead. Using F8 shows me that the "fixdates" macro just does not select the schedule sheet. Got me stumped! Regards Bill K |
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