PrintOut workSheet
 

Hi all,
in the following code
....
activeWorkbook.WorkSheets.Item(activeWorkbook.Work Sheets.Cout).PrinOut
....
Nothing happen, i.e No print out produced !
But when changed for example to :
....
activeWorkbook.WorkSheets.Item(4).PrintOut
.....
Things work fine , i.e the print will be produced
any explanation and help please.
thanks

PrintOut workSheet
 

well, I know nothing about VBA, but I did notice that "cout" needs an
and "prinOut" needs a t. Also, should there be a space between Wor
and Sheets? I'm just asking, like I said, I don't know much about thi
stuff. So maybe make it look like this?

activeWorkbook.WorkSheets.Item(activeWorkbook.Work Sheets.Count).PrintOu

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thanks, DKy for your observations
But in my actual coding
typing was ok no errors, count with "n" and PrintOut with "t" and there
should be no space in worksheets
thanks again.


"DKY" wrote:


well, I know nothing about VBA, but I did notice that "cout" needs an n
and "prinOut" needs a t. Also, should there be a space between Work
and Sheets? I'm just asking, like I said, I don't know much about this
stuff. So maybe make it look like this?

activeWorkbook.WorkSheets.Item(activeWorkbook.Work Sheets.Count).PrintOut


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DKY,

i think my problem was to add the new sheet (which to be printed )
to the end i.e to the right of list, so that's what i did

dim Nsht as worksheet
if Nsht is Nothing Then
worksheets.add after:= Worksheets(Worksheets.count)
end if

.....The rest of coding for printing just worked fine
thanks DKY, any further thoughts are welcome


"DKY" wrote:


well, I know nothing about VBA, but I did notice that "cout" needs an n
and "prinOut" needs a t. Also, should there be a space between Work
and Sheets? I'm just asking, like I said, I don't know much about this
stuff. So maybe make it look like this?

activeWorkbook.WorkSheets.Item(activeWorkbook.Work Sheets.Count).PrintOut


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