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Default Problem refering to Add-In sheet

Thanks once again, That did the trick

Regards
Kenny

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Kenny,

As the add-in is hidden, you cannot print directly from there. What you

have
to do is copy it out to a new workbook, print that sheet, then close the

new
workbook

ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Report").Copy
With ActiveSheet
.PrintOut Copies:=1
.Parent.Close False
End With


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Thanks Bob

Once again you have come to my rescue!

I have altered the code and it runs now except for the part which
prints a worksheet.

I had been printing "Report" sheet by

ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1

But I have no idea what to change this to to get it to print!

Any ideas?

Regards
Kenny


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