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Making print range dynamic in macro
How do you create a dynamic print range to accept new data as new dat are
being added in new rows? |
Making print range dynamic in macro
If and when possible print the entire sheet or a specified nr of columns (e.g. A:F) (excel will skip anything beyond the usedrange) else define a "dynamic range".. e.g. MyDB = =Offset($D$10,0,0,counta($D$10:$D$65536),counta($1 0:$10)) then via define names set the Print_Area (localized) to point to MyDB -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam Newbie dumbo wrote : How do you create a dynamic print range to accept new data as new dat are being added in new rows? |
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