I'm new to Macro's in Excel - but trainable

If cell xx has "AA" - I want to print range1 and range2
If cell xx has "BB" - I want to print range3 and range4
If cell xx has "CC" - I want to print range5 and range6

I would like to have a button that says "print" when the user is ready

How do I do this?

Thanks in advance for helping

First, if you print discontiguous ranges, you'll get at least two sheets of
paper from your printer.

Option Explicit
Sub testme01()

With ActiveSheet
Select Case UCase(.Range("a1").Value)
Case Is = "AA"
.Range("a1:b9,e12:f13").PrintOut preview:=True
Case Is = "BB"
.Range("a2:b33,e33:f33").PrintOut preview:=True
Case Is = "BB"
.Range("a3:b21,e22:f23").PrintOut preview:=True
Case Else
MsgBox "what should happen here?"
End Select
End With

End Sub

Brad wrote:

I'm new to Macro's in Excel - but trainable

If cell xx has "AA" - I want to print range1 and range2
If cell xx has "BB" - I want to print range3 and range4
If cell xx has "CC" - I want to print range5 and range6

I would like to have a button that says "print" when the user is ready

How do I do this?

Thanks in advance for helping

--

Dave Peterson

Ps. Put a button from the Forms toolbar on that worksheet. Make the caption
"Print" and assign that macro to that button.

Brad wrote:

I'm new to Macro's in Excel - but trainable

If cell xx has "AA" - I want to print range1 and range2
If cell xx has "BB" - I want to print range3 and range4
If cell xx has "CC" - I want to print range5 and range6

I would like to have a button that says "print" when the user is ready

How do I do this?

Thanks in advance for helping

--

Dave Peterson

Thank you for your help.

Since the ranges that I was going to print weren't on the active worksheet -
I removed the period in front of the range command and got it to work. Is
that the proper way to do it - or did I just get lucky. The comma between
print ranges didn't work for me - I had to split it between two lines (is
that because the ranges were full pages?)

Got the button to work - pretty slick

Thanks again!


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

First, if you print discontiguous ranges, you'll get at least two sheets of
paper from your printer.

Option Explicit
Sub testme01()

With ActiveSheet
Select Case UCase(.Range("a1").Value)
Case Is = "AA"
.Range("a1:b9,e12:f13").PrintOut preview:=True
Case Is = "BB"
.Range("a2:b33,e33:f33").PrintOut preview:=True
Case Is = "BB"
.Range("a3:b21,e22:f23").PrintOut preview:=True
Case Else
MsgBox "what should happen here?"
End Select
End With

End Sub

Brad wrote:

I'm new to Macro's in Excel - but trainable

If cell xx has "AA" - I want to print range1 and range2
If cell xx has "BB" - I want to print range3 and range4
If cell xx has "CC" - I want to print range5 and range6

I would like to have a button that says "print" when the user is ready

How do I do this?

Thanks in advance for helping

--

Dave Peterson

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