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rwong

Printing multiple sheets in an array
 

Actually - I deleted the pseudo blank cells to test it out further - an
apparently, right before the print command is issued, the sheets ge
unselected, and only the current highlighted cell gets printed...

Further help would be much appreciated

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Norman Jones

Printing multiple sheets in an array
 
Hi R,

Did you change:

Selection.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True


to:

ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True

as suggested in my follow up post?

With the former, the sheets will be deselected; with the latter, the sheet
selection should be retained.

Indeed, you might care to add a final line:

Sheets(1).Select

to break the multisheet selection, after printing.

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Actually - I deleted the pseudo blank cells to test it out further - and
apparently, right before the print command is issued, the sheets get
unselected, and only the current highlighted cell gets printed...

Further help would be much appreciated.


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rwong[_2_]

Printing multiple sheets in an array
 

Hi Norman,

I did indeed make the change as suggested.

Was getting a subscript range error because my cells weren't really
empty (ie my sheettoprint range was fill with isblank formula.) - my
solution was to change the isempty function to a isnumeric function
(since I could get it to return zero).

The other problem with the starting sheet being selected as part of the
print range is still present however. Best if I couild get rid of it -
but its something I can live with I suppose.

Thanks alot!


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Norman Jones

Printing multiple sheets in an array
 
Hi R,

The other problem with the starting sheet being selected as part of the
print range is still present however. Best if I couild get rid of it -
but its something I can live with I suppose.


To obviate this problem, try:

'===========================
Sub PrintMacro()

Dim PrintRange As Range
Dim rCell As Range
Dim Confirm As Variant
Dim blFlag As Boolean

blFlag = True

Set PrintRange = Range("SheetsToPrint")

Confirm = InputBox("Are you sure? (enter 'y' to continue)")

If UCase(Confirm) < "Y" Then GoTo TheEnd

For Each rCell In PrintRange.Cells
If Not IsNumeric(rCell) Then
Sheets(rCell.Value).Select Replace:=blFlag
blFlag = False
End If
Next rCell

ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True

Sheets(1).Select

TheEnd:

End Sub

'<<===========================

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Norman



"rwong" wrote in message
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Hi Norman,

I did indeed make the change as suggested.

Was getting a subscript range error because my cells weren't really
empty (ie my sheettoprint range was fill with isblank formula.) - my
solution was to change the isempty function to a isnumeric function
(since I could get it to return zero).

The other problem with the starting sheet being selected as part of the
print range is still present however. Best if I couild get rid of it -
but its something I can live with I suppose.

Thanks alot!


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