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What format are files saved in when printing to a file from Excel
I am printing output generated in Excel to a file using VBA code
[ActiveSheet.PrintOut Copies:=1, PrintToFile:=True, Collate:=True]. What format is the file printed in and how do you read the file? |
What format are files saved in when printing to a file from Excel
It is in the language of the printer that you have selected as the default.
If a postscript printer, it will be a postscript file. This can be read with Adobe Distiller (I believe) or any application that will accept a postscript file (more likely found in a UNIX environment I would think). For other printer languages, you would need to find something that can read it although I don't think these are widely available. If you use the generic text driver for the print driver, then it will produce a Text file you can look at in Notepad or Wordpad with a monospaced font. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "RonVanNost" wrote in message ... I am printing output generated in Excel to a file using VBA code [ActiveSheet.PrintOut Copies:=1, PrintToFile:=True, Collate:=True]. What format is the file printed in and how do you read the file? |
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