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Help with a simple print macro
Guys,
I have inherited a spreadsheet with a macro built in. The macro is in a sheet and simply prints the next worksheet in the book. However, I've changed just one thing in the sheet to be printed, I've protected it. Now I get the message 'you cannot use this message on a protected sheet' When i depress the debug button it highlights 'Set rng = WS.Range("A1").CurrentRegion '<<< Change' as being the problem. Can this be resolved ? |
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Help with a simple print macro
One way would be to modify your macro to first "unprotect" the sheet, then do
your print stuff, then "re-protect" the sheet before ending. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Eee" wrote: Guys, I have inherited a spreadsheet with a macro built in. The macro is in a sheet and simply prints the next worksheet in the book. However, I've changed just one thing in the sheet to be printed, I've protected it. Now I get the message 'you cannot use this message on a protected sheet' When i depress the debug button it highlights 'Set rng = WS.Range("A1").CurrentRegion '<<< Change' as being the problem. Can this be resolved ? -- Eee |
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