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Printing Multiple Selections on one page
In my sheet, I have mutiple sections which are not all connnected. Right now
I have a macro, go through each of the sections and detect which one has information in it, and then it adds that whole section to my print selection. My problem is, when I print selection, it prints each seperate area on a new page even though the Range is Union of all the smaller areas. Is there a work around for this which does not involve copying each selection to a new sheet and printing it all as one? |
Printing Multiple Selections on one page
You could try the free Excel add-in "Print Selections Only".
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primi...e/products.php Mike F "Ben" wrote in message ... In my sheet, I have mutiple sections which are not all connnected. Right now I have a macro, go through each of the sections and detect which one has information in it, and then it adds that whole section to my print selection. My problem is, when I print selection, it prints each seperate area on a new page even though the Range is Union of all the smaller areas. Is there a work around for this which does not involve copying each selection to a new sheet and printing it all as one? |
Printing Multiple Selections on one page
I'm looking or something similar, except my goal is to have my macro call the
print function itself. "Mike Fogleman" wrote: You could try the free Excel add-in "Print Selections Only". http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primi...e/products.php Mike F "Ben" wrote in message ... In my sheet, I have mutiple sections which are not all connnected. Right now I have a macro, go through each of the sections and detect which one has information in it, and then it adds that whole section to my print selection. My problem is, when I print selection, it prints each seperate area on a new page even though the Range is Union of all the smaller areas. Is there a work around for this which does not involve copying each selection to a new sheet and printing it all as one? |
Printing Multiple Selections on one page
Ben,
I'm looking to do the same thing. Any luck? "Ben" wrote: I'm looking or something similar, except my goal is to have my macro call the print function itself. "Mike Fogleman" wrote: You could try the free Excel add-in "Print Selections Only". http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primi...e/products.php Mike F "Ben" wrote in message ... In my sheet, I have mutiple sections which are not all connnected. Right now I have a macro, go through each of the sections and detect which one has information in it, and then it adds that whole section to my print selection. My problem is, when I print selection, it prints each seperate area on a new page even though the Range is Union of all the smaller areas. Is there a work around for this which does not involve copying each selection to a new sheet and printing it all as one? |
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