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If the first cell in row 1 of Column "A" is "Yes", how do I get preselected
contiguous or non contiguous cells in the same row to print? If the answer is "no", I do not want cells in that row to print. Thanks for anyones help! Francis Knight |
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Hi Francis
You can use DataAutoFilter to filter on that column and print. Only the visible cells will print -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Francis Knight" <Francis wrote in message ... If the first cell in row 1 of Column "A" is "Yes", how do I get preselected contiguous or non contiguous cells in the same row to print? If the answer is "no", I do not want cells in that row to print. Thanks for anyones help! Francis Knight |
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check out the conditional formatting
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