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I am trying to set the Scaling in Page setup to an optimal zoom %. I set the Fit to pages wide to say 1 then I want to check what the resulting zoom to see if I should set it to 2 or more pages wide. But I am having problems with the PageSetup.Zoom function: With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .Zoom = False .FitToPagesTall = False .FitToPagesWide = 1 .PrintTitleColumns = False End With For x = 2 To 100 With ActiveSheet.PageSetup If .Zoom < tbxMin_Zoom_Percent.Value Then .FitToPagesWide = x - 1 x = 100 Else .FitToPagesWide = x End If End With Next x Problem: After setting the pages wide = 1, I want to check what Zoom % that Excel calculated, then if it is smaller than the Text Box "tbxMin_Zoom_Percent", then try setting the pages wide to 2, then check the zoom again until the zoom % is higher than user's selected Minimum. Problem is the code: If .Zoom < tbxMin_Zoom_Percent.Value Then doesn't work thanks Simon |
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There is not a really good way to do this, without using the dreaded
SendKeys. Function FindZoom() As Integer Dim oText As New DataObject With Application .ScreenUpdating = False .SendKeys ("p%a^c~") .Dialogs(xlDialogPageSetup).Show .ScreenUpdating = True End With oText.GetFromClipboard FindZoom = CInt(oText.GetText) 'MsgBox FindZoom End Function No error-trapping provided. Also, it's a bit slow, as are most VBA functions involving PageSetup. Use SendKeys at your own risk! :-) -- Vasant "Simon Shaw" <simonATsimonstoolsDOTcom wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to set the Scaling in Page setup to an optimal zoom %. I set the Fit to pages wide to say 1 then I want to check what the resulting zoom to see if I should set it to 2 or more pages wide. But I am having problems with the PageSetup.Zoom function: With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .Zoom = False .FitToPagesTall = False .FitToPagesWide = 1 .PrintTitleColumns = False End With For x = 2 To 100 With ActiveSheet.PageSetup If .Zoom < tbxMin_Zoom_Percent.Value Then .FitToPagesWide = x - 1 x = 100 Else .FitToPagesWide = x End If End With Next x Problem: After setting the pages wide = 1, I want to check what Zoom % that Excel calculated, then if it is smaller than the Text Box "tbxMin_Zoom_Percent", then try setting the pages wide to 2, then check the zoom again until the zoom % is higher than user's selected Minimum. Problem is the code: If .Zoom < tbxMin_Zoom_Percent.Value Then doesn't work thanks Simon |
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Sorry, the SendKeys string should be:
"p%a^c{ESC]" -- Vasant "Vasant Nanavati" <vasantn *AT* aol *DOT* com wrote in message ... There is not a really good way to do this, without using the dreaded SendKeys. Function FindZoom() As Integer Dim oText As New DataObject With Application .ScreenUpdating = False .SendKeys ("p%a^c~") .Dialogs(xlDialogPageSetup).Show .ScreenUpdating = True End With oText.GetFromClipboard FindZoom = CInt(oText.GetText) 'MsgBox FindZoom End Function No error-trapping provided. Also, it's a bit slow, as are most VBA functions involving PageSetup. Use SendKeys at your own risk! :-) -- Vasant "Simon Shaw" <simonATsimonstoolsDOTcom wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to set the Scaling in Page setup to an optimal zoom %. I set the Fit to pages wide to say 1 then I want to check what the resulting zoom to see if I should set it to 2 or more pages wide. But I am having problems with the PageSetup.Zoom function: With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .Zoom = False .FitToPagesTall = False .FitToPagesWide = 1 .PrintTitleColumns = False End With For x = 2 To 100 With ActiveSheet.PageSetup If .Zoom < tbxMin_Zoom_Percent.Value Then .FitToPagesWide = x - 1 x = 100 Else .FitToPagesWide = x End If End With Next x Problem: After setting the pages wide = 1, I want to check what Zoom % that Excel calculated, then if it is smaller than the Text Box "tbxMin_Zoom_Percent", then try setting the pages wide to 2, then check the zoom again until the zoom % is higher than user's selected Minimum. Problem is the code: If .Zoom < tbxMin_Zoom_Percent.Value Then doesn't work thanks Simon |
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Another version...
Jim Rech and Nick Osdale-Popa posted this that might help: http://groups.google.com/groups?thre...%40tkmsftngp05 (It has some code to freeze the display, too.) Simon Shaw wrote: Hi, I am trying to set the Scaling in Page setup to an optimal zoom %. I set the Fit to pages wide to say 1 then I want to check what the resulting zoom to see if I should set it to 2 or more pages wide. But I am having problems with the PageSetup.Zoom function: With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .Zoom = False .FitToPagesTall = False .FitToPagesWide = 1 .PrintTitleColumns = False End With For x = 2 To 100 With ActiveSheet.PageSetup If .Zoom < tbxMin_Zoom_Percent.Value Then .FitToPagesWide = x - 1 x = 100 Else .FitToPagesWide = x End If End With Next x Problem: After setting the pages wide = 1, I want to check what Zoom % that Excel calculated, then if it is smaller than the Text Box "tbxMin_Zoom_Percent", then try setting the pages wide to 2, then check the zoom again until the zoom % is higher than user's selected Minimum. Problem is the code: If .Zoom < tbxMin_Zoom_Percent.Value Then doesn't work thanks Simon -- Dave Peterson |
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