Printing: Best Fit (1 Page Wide)
Im trying to write this small macro. I need to print a report which should be
the biggest font possible, but no more than 1 page wide. The sh is already setup as landscape an centered. It can be any number of pages tall. There are certain things the user could do to change the number of rows/columns so this has to happen on the fly. I expect to use the Workbook_BeforePrint event. I thought of using a Do Until Loop as follows: Sub BestFitPrint() Sheet5.PageSetup.Zoom = 100 Do Until Sheet5.VPageBreaks.Count = 0 Sheet5.PageSetup.Zoom = Sheet5.PageSetup.Zoom - 5 Loop Sheet5.PrintOut End Sub It's unlikely that the user will ever be able to print bigger than 100% Does anyone have a better idea? I would appreciate some help Thanks in advance! -- .- -. Bye Bye /|6 6|\ - Pavlos {/(_0_)\} / ^ \_ (/_/^\_\) |
Printing: Best Fit (1 Page Wide)
Don Im afraid this doesn't seem to work . It seems to change only the screen
font size not the print font size. It doesn't affect the page breaks. Thanks anyway "Don Guillett" wrote: see what this does for you. Sub zoomit() ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Select ActiveWindow.Zoom = True End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Pavlos" wrote in message ... Im trying to write this small macro. I need to print a report which should be the biggest font possible, but no more than 1 page wide. The sh is already setup as landscape an centered. It can be any number of pages tall. There are certain things the user could do to change the number of rows/columns so this has to happen on the fly. I expect to use the Workbook_BeforePrint event. I thought of using a Do Until Loop as follows: Sub BestFitPrint() Sheet5.PageSetup.Zoom = 100 Do Until Sheet5.VPageBreaks.Count = 0 Sheet5.PageSetup.Zoom = Sheet5.PageSetup.Zoom - 5 Loop Sheet5.PrintOut End Sub It's unlikely that the user will ever be able to print bigger than 100% Does anyone have a better idea? I would appreciate some help Thanks in advance! -- .- -. Bye Bye /|6 6|\ - Pavlos {/(_0_)\} / ^ \_ (/_/^\_\) |
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