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Default Print a sheet without ever selecting the sheet


I have a worksheet titled TNT and in this worksheet, I have a button to
print the print area of a sheet that is titled Variables.


Code:
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Sub PrintVariables()

Sheets("Variables").Select
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True
Sheets("TNT").Select
End Sub

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I recorded the above macro simply enough, but what I want is to print
the Variables tab without ever selecting the variables tab like it
currently does.

In other words, I want the button that runs this macro to print the
Variables tab without ever leaving the TNT tab.

How do I make the rquired changes?


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