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Can I still use Print preview if I have the "application.visible = false"
Code running? Or how do I get a form to show what is the next best thing? Thanks in advance Greg |
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What I mean is what is the next best thing othen than print preview. If not
would making a userform based on a page in the workbook the answer TIA Greg |
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Greg
I don't think so. It will work, but your macro will be suspended while an invisible Print Preview screen is "shown". You should be able to show the app first though Application.Visible = True Sheet1.PrintPreview Application.Visible = False -- Dick Kusleika Excel MVP Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com Greg wrote: Can I still use Print preview if I have the "application.visible = false" Code running? Or how do I get a form to show what is the next best thing? Thanks in advance Greg |
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