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I figured out what was happening. I showed the userform from the
on_open sub of the workbook and on the line after I showed the userform was the line where I blanked out my range reference. I moved this line above showing the user form and now it resets my print range, opens the user form and lets the user form redefine the print range. I thought I was going crazy for a bit but after some very close step by step investigation (and a few days away from it) it all was clear to me. Scott |
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