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Hi all I hope you can help
I have a work sheet in cell A-1 I have a date, what I want to do is print this sheet at the begining of ech month and have it print one sheet for each day excluding sunday, so I will end up with 24 or so printed pages with diffrent days on them. Thank you for your time |
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Try this macro
Enter the first day of the month in A1 before you run the macro If it is working correct change PrintPreview to PrintOut Sub PrintCopies_ActiveSheet() Dim mr As Integer mr = Month(Range("a1").Value) Do While Month(Range("a1").Value) = mr If Application.WorksheetFunction. _ Weekday(Range("a1").Value) < 1 Then ActiveSheet.PrintPreview End If Range("a1").Value = Range("a1").Value + 1 Loop End Sub -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl wrote in message ... Hi all I hope you can help I have a work sheet in cell A-1 I have a date, what I want to do is print this sheet at the begining of ech month and have it print one sheet for each day excluding sunday, so I will end up with 24 or so printed pages with diffrent days on them. Thank you for your time |
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