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I have a number of spreadsheets with varying column and row counts.
When I switch to pagebreak view in Excel, it automatically sets all the rows to be in the print area, but not the columns. Using VBA, how can I set the print area to cover the last column with data in it? |
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it automatically sets all the rows to be in the print area, but not the
columns. That's not really true. Excel includes the entire used range in the print area, unless you have set a specific print area already. Use File, Print Area, Clear Print Area to see all columns (and rows)included. -- Jim wrote in message oups.com... |I have a number of spreadsheets with varying column and row counts. | When I switch to pagebreak view in Excel, it automatically sets all the | rows to be in the print area, but not the columns. | | Using VBA, how can I set the print area to cover the last column with | data in it? | |
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