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Find print area when no print area set
I have a worksheet that is shown in page break preview view.
The heavy blue outline shows the boundary of what is shown in a print preview. There is no print area set. I would like a macro that would find the address of this blue boundary and set it to the print area. How can this be done? Thanks |
Find print area when no print area set
Range("A1").SpecialCells(xlLastCell).address will give you the bottom right
cell used. -- JNW "mcphc" wrote: I have a worksheet that is shown in page break preview view. The heavy blue outline shows the boundary of what is shown in a print preview. There is no print area set. I would like a macro that would find the address of this blue boundary and set it to the print area. How can this be done? Thanks |
Find print area when no print area set
Found it!
ActiveSheet.PageSetup.PrintArea = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Address So simple! "mcphc" wrote: I have a worksheet that is shown in page break preview view. The heavy blue outline shows the boundary of what is shown in a print preview. There is no print area set. I would like a macro that would find the address of this blue boundary and set it to the print area. How can this be done? Thanks |
Find print area when no print area set
Thanks that is easy!
-- JNW "mcphc" wrote: Found it! ActiveSheet.PageSetup.PrintArea = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Address So simple! "mcphc" wrote: I have a worksheet that is shown in page break preview view. The heavy blue outline shows the boundary of what is shown in a print preview. There is no print area set. I would like a macro that would find the address of this blue boundary and set it to the print area. How can this be done? Thanks |
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