Macro To Print Worksheets When A Cell Value Exceed Zero
Feb 21, 2007
a macro to print a series of worksheets only when a certain cell (probably would have to be a named cell as lines may be added to some of the worksheets at some stage) in that worksheet exceeds zero.
Row totals exceed the limit for Excel 2003, so I have split the data into different worksheets by year.
Problem is, now I can't create a useful pivot table, i.e. using 'multiple consolidation ranges' reduces the field list to "Row", "Column", and "Value".
I have 26 columns in each worksheet (all identical structures); some are multilevel factors, some are variables - and the way these relate to each other is unknown as this stage, so I literally cannot have the dimensions reduced in the way Excel proposes with multiple consolidation ranges.
I'd like to create a macro that can access few existing worksheets from different workbooks and print them automatically when i press the button or select them.
Tried userform and listbox that were suggested from other thread, but that didnt work quite well since I'm not quite understand the code behind it.
I used a Macro from here that creates one worksheet from several then prints and deletes it. However the Macro doesn't carry over my column/row size formats. Is there a fix?
I have an excel workbook with about 40 worksheets. I have a formula in A1 of each sheet that returns a 1 or a 0 depending on whether or not the name of the worksheet is in a list.
What I am trying to do is create a macro that will print all worksheets that have a 1 in A1.
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 a macro to print selected worksheets. It works well with one small problem. Whether I select the last worksheet or not, it always prints. I have tried a bunch of different ways to get around this, and all I succeeded in doing was getting a separate page printed first, then it would print the rest of my selection.
Sub PrintReportSelection() Sheets("Actual").Select Application.Goto Reference:="Actualprint" ActiveSheet.PageSetup.PrintArea = "Actualprint" Sheets("Deposits").Select Application.Goto Reference:="Depositsprint" ActiveSheet.PageSetup.PrintArea = "Depositsprint" Sheets("Debt").Select Application.Goto Reference:="Debtprint" ActiveSheet.PageSetup.PrintArea = "Debtprint" If Range("SelectVariance") = True Then Sheets("Variance").Select.........................
I'm using VBA code to select several worksheets at once, and print them. The code runs fine, but the result is multiple print jobs, not one job. This is OK when printing to the printer...but undesireable if you want to print to a pdf file, for example.
I've searched the site and found some references to this possibly being an excel problem. Is that true?
I've also checked the page setup setting to make sure that the print resolutions are all the same...that doesn't appear to be the problem either.
I have someone to setup a macro for me to print from 1 to 100, but I would like to set a criteria print only if the cell(A1) = "A" then run the macro. How can I modify this macro?
For a = 1 To 100 Range("C1").Select Selection.Copy Range("B5").Select Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlAdd, SkipBlanks _ :=False, Transpose:=False Application.CutCopyMode = False ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True Next a
I have a "submit" button macro which user would click after he has finished his input. This macro would update a reference number on the worksheet named "orange" and then print out this worksheet.
My purpose is "orange" is printed out with a reference number.
There's a macro I'm trying to figure out for a calendar I'm working on. Here's what it has to do.
1.) Selects the cells for the current month (I assume the user would have to click on the current month itself) plus the two upcoming months. i.e. November, plus December and January.
2.) Sets the selected cells as the area to print, then prints those cells.
If there's anything that might be a challenge, the numbers for the days are all text boxes, if that makes a difference. I've been experimenting with different formulas with no luck.
I'm looking for a way to set the print area based on the value of a cell. I have a worksheet that prints a 12-page document, with data pulled from separate sheets. At the bottom of these twelve pages is an additional 2-page section that I only need in certain instances.
For example, if a cell (let's call it A1) on Sheet1 says "brown," I need the print area set to include these additional pages. If that same cell ('Sheet1'!A1) reads "yellow," however, I don't need to include the 2 pages in the print area.
I have data (part numbers) in column B. They are alphanumeric, eg 29 EE.
When I receive parts I enter the quantity of pallets received in column C next to the part number in column B.
Sometimes certain parts are not received therefore the relevant cell in column C would be left blank. There are a total of 30 part numbers in column B.
I also have an A4 landscape sheet (when printed) which is formatted into two rectangular blocks (merged cells) with fonts sized 200. The lower section contains the NOW() function and the upper section contains a part number which is entered manually. If I receive 10 pallets of 29 EE I will then print out 10 copies of the sheet with the part number and current date.
The same applies with the next part number 29 HE, if I receive 3 pallets of this part I then edit the part number for the A4 sheet and then print 3 copies.
I would like to be able to just enter the quantities received into column C and then select a macro button to print out all the sheets automatically for each part.
The reason for this is to enable older stock to be used first which can be easily identified with an A4 sheet attached when it is put away in the warehouse racking.
I want to make a popup or some type of inquiry menu where it asks the user to specify which worksheets in the workbook to print. I have a data entry page, and four printable worksheets.
Sometimes I only want to print two of the worksheets, but not the data page or the other two. Any way to do this besides printing the entire workbook or one worksheet at a time? It would be ideal if a popup menu came up with checkboxes for all of the available worksheets and the user could check off which ones to print.
I have a template with 25 very hidden sheets in it, my userform, unhides and slightly modify's some of the sheets. When my userform is completed, there are between 2 and 11 sheets visible. I am trying to put code behind a button on a sheet that will save all sheets to one PDF file. The code below works but makes individual files.
select all active files as pdf
I know it's close but the code to select all active sheets is messed up.
Is there any chance to cancel print for set of worksheets? For example in workbook with Sheet1 to Sheet4, i wish to allow printing only for sheet4 and all other sheets to disable print.
I have an Excel form that contains 7 tabbed worksheets, one for each day of the week Sun thru Sat, that is a nutrition tracker and an 8th tab which is a food library. I put two buttons on the food library to automatically sort it by different categories and they work great for me. Then I put a printer icon on each of the daily sheets to print a single worksheet (in B&W) with the following macro changing the "from" and "to" to correct worksheet number for each day. Screenprint below.
Using "Monday" worksheet as an example I first tried using sheet number 10 as shown in the VBA Project below for the "From" and "Two" and it printed the wrong pages, so I went to the worksheet number as they are tabbed in the file, Monday being sheet 2, and it works fine (on my computer).
It works great from my computer, but if I send it to someone else and they try to print they receive the following errors: When they open the spreadsheet and click the print button this error comes up:
If they click "OK" on the above error this comes up
I've tried to include information that is revelant.
I am looking for a way to have print icons on my spreadsheet that will print certain worksheets once clicked on.
For example: My spreadsheet has several countries, UK, France, Germany...
If clicking on the print icon next to Germany - i would like only the German worksheets to be printed - there would be several worksheets for each country.
how would I change the orientation on ALL my worksheets, I'm saying every single one, imagine I got like 100 for the purpose of this excercise (sorry I'm not trying to make this harder, it's just there's always that one guy that'll come on and say 'Go to Print Print Preview, then click on Setup' or something like that.
So yeah, that's pretty much the question that I have for you brainaics:
How do I change the printer orientation setting to landscape on all worksheets (maybe a loop?).
I have locked print areas on 7 work sheets. I have successfully printed them at 1 time. However it appears as if the print areas have to be set again before I print them again? What's up.
In the excel file is a VBA code that is combined with a button if someone click on the button a little menu shows with a multiple options of sheets that can be printed. Only the problem is when i hide the sheets the code doesn't see them anymore and the only I can print is the page where the button is placed.
I came across the following macro that generates a list of worksheets with check boxes to select the ones I want to print. I attached the macro to a button on my "Totals" worksheet. When I run the macro, it lets me pick the worksheets, but doesn't print anything unless "Totals" is one of the worksheets I selected in the dialog box. What is missing?
I also want to stop the screen flickering and have it go back to the "Totals" page when it's done since that's where the button is.
In my excel, i have 3 worksheets. On the first worksheet, i have 2 pages since i have 2 sections side by side. I can't stack the sections due to different column widths. I am trying to see if there is a macro to stack the 2 pages on the first worksheet as one pdf page, and then have worksheets 2 and 3 as pages 2 and 3 of the pdf.
I have a monthly template that has 31 tabs labeled 1 through 31 for the days of the month. I would like to add a macro that would print only the sheets that have a value greater than 0 in either of two specific cells.
I could add a summary sheet that would pull over these values and/or add if statements that return results like "don't print" or "print" if it would be easier in the macro or I could just use the code in macro to determine to print or not.
I am a record and tweak macro user and this isn't something you can record. I found some simple code in another post that would print one page based upon single criteria but it isn't exactly what I was looking for.
I am seeking the most efficient code to print all excel worksheets beginning with sheet "XYZ" and ending with the last sheet in the workbook.
- Sheet "XYZ" is always the starting point - The number of sheets after "XYZ" is variable - The names of the subsequent sheets are unique and not sequentially named/numbered - The printing will be to one report (i.e. don't print pages individually)
I need to write an IF statement that exceeds the 8 statement maximum. Basically, what I want to say is: IF(U2>K2,1,IF(U2+V2>K2,2.........all the way up to U2...AM2>K2,19)