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Apr 18, 2009

I have a macro that asks the user what pages they would like to print on a particular sheet. In the example below, a button will be assigned to pages 1-5 on a sheet and thus the user has the option of printing from page 1 up to page 5. Any page number outside this range will result in an error message and the user will be asked to re-enter the end page number. This is the code I pulled from this forum and partially modified:

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Private Sub Workbook Before_Print (cancel as booleen)
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I know I am making a very rough attempt at what I am trying to achieve, I just don't know coding that well.

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BadEntry:
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VB:
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