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Over My Head Print Code
I am probably overthinking this and making it more complicated than it really
is and now have myself really confused. I have a sheet to track project costs by the day that is fixed at 47 rows, however, the number of colums is dependent on the job length. I would like to repeat columns A thru H on each sheet printed out and have the sheets print out 7 days per sheet (2 columns required for each day) with the code being able to identify the last day entered and print out the required number of sheets. ie - if the job is 11 days long it would print out 2 sheets, one with 7 days and the second with 4 days with entires and the remaining columns would be printed, however there would be no entries in these colums. -- Thanks and Regards, Don |
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