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Print visible rows only
Is there a way to print which ever visible rows I have on the screen?
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Print visible rows only
if you search the newsgroup for
print visible rows you will come up with lots of helpful code & suggestions. :) susan On Jan 29, 11:43 am, AOU wrote: Is there a way to print which ever visible rows I have on the screen? -- AOU |
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Print visible rows only
Activesheet.Printout
or an alternate interpretation of your question. ActiveWindow.VisibleRange.Printout -- regards, Tom Ogilvy "AOU" wrote: Is there a way to print which ever visible rows I have on the screen? -- AOU |
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That works fine. Thanks very much
-- AOU "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Activesheet.Printout or an alternate interpretation of your question. ActiveWindow.VisibleRange.Printout -- regards, Tom Ogilvy "AOU" wrote: Is there a way to print which ever visible rows I have on the screen? -- AOU |
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