I have a print range set up that is based on a named range that is an offset formula. The problem is that I would like to set it up as portrait instead of landscape, but if I do that the area to the right doesn't all fit on the page. The print area will always be a certain width, just different hights. I just want to be able to have the print range adjust downwards and still fit the whole area on one page wide.
This one seems tricky to me. I have a spreadsheet which is being used to collect data. Depending on what is selected in my drop-down menus in row 8 (columns B-N) my print range needs to change. The goal is to create a button that allows the end user to select the range without having to find the end of the spreadsheet.
- I have attached a grid named “RANGE.xls” that shows the logic I’m looking to automate.
- I have also attached the data collections spreadsheet (FY10 Data Collection Tool_V0.6.xls)
The end users of this spreadsheet are very Excel naive and I’m trying to make this semi-idiot proof.
I am still having some difficulty in getting a macro to select a print range on a text file imported into excel. All the data pulls into column A which is OK. I'm trying to get my macro to highlight & select the print range by going Home, End Down, Tab right Tab right and then select whatever that highlighted range is. This range will change from file to file.
My macro reads as follows:
Sub PrintToView() ' ' PrintToView Macro ' Macro recorded 5/5/2004 by ' ' Range("A1").Select
I have a sheet with a top portion like a fax cover letter. Starting at row 17 I merged from B thru L. This is where the user will type in a message. The message can extend several pages long, so I merged about 100 rows same as 17. My sheet only will extend to column N. There may be instances where the user may leave several rows blank in between what they type.
I am looking for a way to set the print area from A1 to the last row of data and not the last row with formatting.
I have a command button the user is supposed to click when they want to print the sheet. This is acceptable, but if there was a way around that it would be better.
Note: I do have code in the sheet that will automatically adjust the row height in the merged cells if the data gets too wide. I do not want to upset that.
I have just recently started to learn VBA, so my knowledge of the various commands and syntax is limited.
This is what I have right now that doesn't work.
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() Dim LastCell, DataCells As Range Dim LastDataRow As Integer Set LastCell = ActiveSheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlLastCell) Set DataCells = ActiveSheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlconstants) LastDataRow = DataCells.Cells(DataCells.Cells.Count).Row ActiveSheet.PageSetup.PrintArea = Range(ActiveSheet.Cells(1, 1), ActiveSheet.Cells(LastDataRow, LastCell.Column)).Address ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True End Sub
In a school gradebook, there are 7 sheets for grading. In each sheet, student names and other info are in cols B through E, and headings are on rows 11 & 12. Grades are in cols Z11:AB..., AC11:AE..., and AO11:AQ..., where ... would be the last row of grades associated with a student.
My obstacle is that the grading cols contain formulas down to row 80, so Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select goes down to row 80 instead of stopping on the row of the last student's name on that sheet.
Another obstacle is that student records are on every other row (odd rows) starting on row 13. Their grades are in the same row.
I have a worksheet where the number of rows will change on a weekly basis and I would like to print the sheet out without having to change the print range every week.
I have tried to use the OFFSET function in the print range in print setup but once this has been entered and printed, it changes to the actual print range the OFFSET returns.
I have a sheet that changes the number of columns based on data from other sheets. This is the only sheet in the workbook that I will print out every day. I have it set right now to fit all columns on one page, however sometimes this will result in the bottom 1/3rd of the sheet not being used. If I use fit all rows on one page, then some of the columns will get cut off. Is there a way to scale in both directions? My guess is there is not, but I thought I would ask because it would work great for me if I could.
I need a macro that will print a hidden page that is linked to the page I have active.
It needs to be able to find the correct hidden page that corresponds to the active page because there are multilple pairs of the hidden/visible pages. The name of the hidden page is the same as the visible one with "printout" added to the end. When created, the sheet code names are sheetn and sheetm; n and m being consecutive numbers.
I've found some code which works to print certain pages with value in cell A1 but I need to print dynamic ranges on some of the sheets as they will have filters on so the rows ranges will be different each time.
So far this is what I have but the dynamic range part is not working:
VB: Sub Print_All_Worksheets_With_Value_In_A1() Dim Sh As Worksheet Dim Arr() As String Dim N As Integer
I have an Excel 2007 file with a number of tabs, about 15. All has worked well until today. All of a sudden I want to print one page and the preview shows I have 300 pages selected!!!!
I cleared all print ranges,even on hidden files. No luck.....
I only selected one page. it tells me my print margins are off but it will not let me get to any changes in page setup......
I tried printing a few of them and I just get the top few rows of each page.
How can I set a workbook to only print the first page without printing it? I want to apply it to a folder full of xls workbooks so whenever a user opens one to print, they can just hit print.
but it sends the file to the printer. I do not want to have to use a macro in each file, I just want to use an existing xls workbook to apply the settings to many other xls workbooks.
I set up a passworded spreadsheet and saved it to my documents folder. I then copied it across to a network area I use to link to a company I work with. The file opens ok on the password but the page is completely white and I can see nothing at all! When I print preview the page I can see all my information but this doesn't help when I need to update it.
Not only that, the whole lot of excel spreadsheets I have both on my documents and the network area are doing the same thing! I've no idea how it's happened or what to do to retrieve the page view.
how to print one report page for every row on a sheet. So if I have 300 rows containing personal info like name phone email I would like to print the data out in a separate formated report for each person.
I have a database that starts on row 10 with header information in row 9 explaining the purpose of the data for each column. In rows 1 through 8 I have general information that when I print the database - I would want on the first printed page (as well as the beginning rows of the database) and have the remaining print pages be the remaining portions of the database but have the header row (row 9) at the top of each - like a header row.
I know how to goto FILE > PAGE SETUP > SHEET > ROWS TO REPEAT AT TOP: - but this will put row 9 at the top of ALL pages...which I want, but not on the first page. I'm ok with making a print button with a macro...but no idea where to begin with the vba code to do this.
I am working on workbook having more then 15 sheets and i want to print the cell reference (L3:P14) as footer automatically but only on the last page printed.
I have a page i want to print fx. 50 copies of, then when i choose to make 50 copies it should automaticly insert this on the page: Page 1 out of 50 Page 2 out of 50 Page 3 out of 50 and so on...
I have a sheet that I would like to print to one page (11x17, landscape) and have it take up the majority of the page. The largest the sheet will ever be is data in rows 1 - 71, and columns A - AC. Right now I have it set up so that when i click on the button, the print dialog opens up and no adjustments are needed to print to pdf in 11x17 for the maximum amount of data.
Overall what I am trying to do is have the zoom change when rows are deleted (columns will always be A-AC). The top 5 rows and bottom 5 rows will always be there. I want the top and bottom margins to be the same on the pdf even if 10 rows are deleted in between.
I have a problem when I want to print, it will only print a set area. How to I make it print everything, so it prints everything till the last letter on the page?
I want to print a page showing the formulas as I have to create many spreadsheets using similiar formulas. Is there a way to print a page viewing formulas put in each cell?
I have a voucher that I am trying to print out for everyone with their name and Employee number on it. Now, I have the generic voucher and the list of name. I am wondering if there is a way to automatically print out vouchers with their name on it, according to the list? Or if some VBA can allow me to create a sheet for each person in the workbook.
As you can see, when I go to print preview, I will want the first and the last four to be formatted landscape and the second and third to be formatted portrait. This is all I want the macro to do. Then later when I go to print, I want to be able to print them all together. Is there a way to do this? Perhaps by letting the first printarea be on its on sheet, the second two on their own sheet, and the final four on their own sheet?
Within one worksheet: Is there a way to apply page numbers and/or footers only to a print area so that if I change the print area the page numbers will begin at 1 again.
Does anyone know the command in VBA to print the current Internet Explorer page? I was exporting it to Excel to print, but I could save time if there is a command to activate the print button.
I have a excel sheet with multiple sheets in it.And I have a VBA macro which split all those sheets into one file each.When I am trying to print one file(SHeet) which has more than 15 columns it is printing in two pages(Width).Is there any code i can use so that when ever i open a file which was split by me and give print command the width should fit to the page and peint.