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I have a workbook whose rows and columns contents may vary (although the
formulas in the cells will remain because they are external links to a data file). There are 6 sheets which all will need to use the solution independently. What I need to do is have my Print Area be dynamic based on the cell contents (only print a block of cells that have non 0's and blanks). I have a cell whose formula yields a text string which I want the Print Area command to use. When I try to define a Name and point to the cell containing the text string, it uses the cell location not the contents. How can I change that? The following formula gets my height based on amount of text in column A and width based on Row 8. =CONCATENATE("$A$1:"&"$"&CHAR(65+MAX(A8:V8)-1)&"$"&COUNTA(A1:A65535)) I realize this will only work for the first 24 columns but I can fix it beyond that if I get to that point. As stated above, I will need to apply this method to each sheet within the workbook as they each may be different. (So I'll need different Dynamic Areas per sheet.) I have tried to use the OFFSET command but with no luck. All ideas will be tried and appreciated. Thanks in advance. George |
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