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Default Continual printing?

After code has run in workbook, workbook is being sent to printer countless
times even though in code it is told to print out only once. any ideas?
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Default Continual printing?

Chek your default printer settings!?

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After code has run in workbook, workbook is being sent to printer
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times even though in code it is told to print out only once. any ideas?



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Default Continual printing?

Without your relevant code, it's a complete guess, but do you something like
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Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
ThisWorkbook.PrintOut
'Without this line of code
'Cancel = True
End Sub

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Chek your default printer settings!?

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After code has run in workbook, workbook is being sent to printer
countless
times even though in code it is told to print out only once. any ideas?





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