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Hi,
am creating a lumber list shpreadhseet for lumber estimating.
Currently the worksheet is set up to make new sheets on button
click...
Now what i need is a function to print only the first page of every
visable sheet. Regardless of the sheet name. But i have a great deal
of formula calculations off to the side, which is why i only want to
print the first page of every sheet.

Anyone help?
Thanks!


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Try setting a print area for each sheet that just containd the part you want
printed then using a macro (or VBA) you could step through each sheet and
execute a print command to get what you want.

HTH

Neil
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Hi,
am creating a lumber list shpreadhseet for lumber estimating.
Currently the worksheet is set up to make new sheets on button
click...
Now what i need is a function to print only the first page of every
visable sheet. Regardless of the sheet name. But i have a great deal
of formula calculations off to the side, which is why i only want to
print the first page of every sheet.

Anyone help?
Thanks!


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First, do as Neil suggested - seet a print range on each sheet

Then, to print all the sheets, simply use FilePrintEntire Workbook

"foxgguy2005" wrote:


Hi,
am creating a lumber list shpreadhseet for lumber estimating.
Currently the worksheet is set up to make new sheets on button
click...
Now what i need is a function to print only the first page of every
visable sheet. Regardless of the sheet name. But i have a great deal
of formula calculations off to the side, which is why i only want to
print the first page of every sheet.

Anyone help?
Thanks!


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Try this macro


Sub Macro1()
For Each w In Worksheets
If w.Visible = True Then
w.Select
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut From:=1, To:=1, Copies:=1,
Collate _
:=True

End If
Next
End Sub


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