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With code I would like to change the print_area range to be the same as
another range. Something like these three lines (though this doesn't work): Dim r As Range Set r = range("myRange") Range("print_area") = r How do I do this? |
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Try: ActiveSheet.PageSetup.PrintArea = "myRange" Good luck Ken Norfolk, Va ArthurJ wrote: With code I would like to change the print_area range to be the same as another range. Something like these three lines (though this doesn't work): Dim r As Range Set r = range("myRange") Range("print_area") = r How do I do this? |
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If you check "PrintArea" in the Help or the Object Browser, you will see if
returns/sets a String. So you need to pass the address of the Range object, not the Range object itself. NickHK "ArthurJ" wrote in message ... With code I would like to change the print_area range to be the same as another range. Something like these three lines (though this doesn't work): Dim r As Range Set r = range("myRange") Range("print_area") = r How do I do this? |
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