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Page breaks
I have an application that generates Excel spreadsheets. I am trying to
determine how many pagebreaks there are in the spreadsheet using the code _wksht.HPagebreaks.Count. The problem is, this does not always seem to be accurate. There are no vertical page breaks in my spreadsheet. There are also no manual page breaks in the spreadsheet. In fact, I call ResetAllPageBreaks() before getting the count. One example has three pages (thus, 2 page breaks), but the HPagebreaks.Count returns 1. Is there any reason for this? Is there something in my spreadsheet I should look for so that an accurate page break count is returned? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Theresa Smallwood |
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Theresa,
Have you set PrintArea ? Sure _wksht refers to the expected sheet ? Why use a "_" as the first character of your object ? Does that not mean "hide" to VB/VBA ? NickHK "Theresa Smallwood" wrote in message ... I have an application that generates Excel spreadsheets. I am trying to determine how many pagebreaks there are in the spreadsheet using the code _wksht.HPagebreaks.Count. The problem is, this does not always seem to be accurate. There are no vertical page breaks in my spreadsheet. There are also no manual page breaks in the spreadsheet. In fact, I call ResetAllPageBreaks() before getting the count. One example has three pages (thus, 2 page breaks), but the HPagebreaks.Count returns 1. Is there any reason for this? Is there something in my spreadsheet I should look for so that an accurate page break count is returned? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Theresa Smallwood |
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Yes, I have set the print area.
The application is written in C#, so the underscore character is valid. And yes, the _wksht does refer to the correct sheet. Theresa *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
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