How to print multiple reports and have come up with the following code which does exactly what I want, except it prints the reports out individually. I need them all combined into one PDF.
Sub PrintCombined()Dim c As RangeApplication.ScreenUpdating = FalseWith Sheets("Key Metrics Report")
For Each c In .Range("S1", .Range("S1").End(xlDown)).Range("C2").Value = c.Value.PrintPreview 'PrintOutNext c
I have an expense workbook (Data) with 4 columns (ID, Item, Cost, Date). I would like to create macros that will generate 3 different reports and write to 3 different worksheets.
The first report is sorted and sum up the cost for each item. Please see the worksheet "Item".
The second report is sorted and sum up the cost for each part ID. Please see the worksheet "ID".
The third report is the cost for each month and Year-to-Date cost right next to it. Please see worksheet "Summary".
write the macros for each of these reports assuming that we don't know the number of rows in the "Data" worksheet.
I'd like to be able to drop one table of data into a workbook that already has sheets of two or more master tables, and two or more report pages. A formula on the report pages would compare aspects of the data to the master tables, and report the data on the correct sheet based on certain criterion. The reports would not have blank spaces, need to be sorted further, etc.
My initial impulse was to think in terms of ol' verable VLOOKUP, but I can't figure out how to get the report formula to move on to the next line of the data table if it doesn't find a match for the first line - short of adding another VLOOKUP (and another, and...), which is totally impractical given that the data table will likely have 20,000+ lines.
I am creating a report where there are multiple conditions and I am using MS Excel 2010.
Summary sheet will display Date of Completion - If the exam has been taken already In Progress - if the exam has been started but not yet completed Not Started - if the exam has not yet been taken
Available data in Source sheet Completion_Date - Date when the exam was taken or "Blank" if the exam is still In Progress Completion_Status - Completed & In Progress only (all subjects that are not in the Source sheet shall be tagged as "Not Started"
I have a spreadsheet with 28 visible tabs. When I select all tabs and print, I get 3 cover (or banner) pages...I like having the first banner page, but the other two are in the middle of my report. I assume excel is sending 3 print jobs and I'm not sure why.
I've seen a couple of posts regarding this issue when using VBA, but I'm not using VBA...just selecting all the sheets and sending a single print job, but get 3 banner pages.
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 inherited a spreadsheet that had an userform where the user checked off which 'pages' he wanted to print. The Ok button routine used if statements to run a routine for each 'page.' Here's an example of the original code for one page:
Sub Button2_Click() Sheet7.Activate Run "HorizontalPrintStuff" 'generic landscape pagesetup With ActiveSheet.PageSetup 'specific pageset settings .RightFooter = " Construction Assumptions" .PrintArea = "CONSTRUCTION" 'the named range to print .Zoom = False .FitToPagesTall = 1 .FitToPagesWide = 1 'this changes depending upon the page selected End With ActiveSheet.PrintOut End Sub
The problem was it printed each page as a separate print job; and if you print to adobe, you get serveral files, not one file. That and it took a long time to run.
So I tried a different tack. If the checkboxes has true, then the printarea is set to that named range. If there were more than one named range on a sheet to be printed, I consolidated them. I did this with a bunch of if statements - very cumbersome.
Sheet3.Activate 'Sheet3.ResetAllPageBreaks 'disabled due to errors Run "HorizontalPrintStuff" 'generic landscape pagesetup With ActiveSheet.PageSetup 'specific pageset settings .PrintArea = "DEVBGTALL" 'the named range to print .FitToPagesWide = 4 'this changes depending upon the .FitToPagesTall = 1 End With
I haven't shown all the code cause it goes on for 12 sheets containing 16 different printareas.
My current muck ups are .....
1) it prints every printarea/named range on a given sheet (I took out all the if statements trying to debug everything.) Is there another conditional argument that allows for multiple 'trues'?
2) the pagebreaks in printarea/named ranges that are multiple pages (like a 48 month schedule) won't stay set. I've tried both VPageBreaks(3).Location:= and .VPageBreaks.Add Before:=
3) the Sheet1.select false argument is always adding a random sheet to the end of the print job. Don't know why.
I can do all this in a recorded macro, just not the selection userform. I've thought about copying to another sheet or hiding columns and rows then printing, but that seems just as cumbersome.
To recap, i want to print out, as one print job, multiple printareas from mulitple sheets, based upon checkbox selection on an userform.
I've been feverishly searching for a pre-existing macro to print specific sheets assigned manually by the macro to the windows default printer (or better still bring up the printer dialog box and you can select which printer!)
The macro is attached to an image on Sheet 3 called "Details" The respective sheets I want to print in succession are Sheet 2 "Letter Of Estimation", Sheet 6 "Labour & Equipment SOR" and Sheet 7 "Labour Only SOR".
Can anyone help me with this please? I've been searching for a while and come up with various bits of code that perform intricate loops based on user input, and other unrelated tasks I can't seem to ween out of the code by myself.
I have a workbook consisting of about 20 worksheets. I have VBA code that prints any sheet that is used but skips any pages that are not used. This works fine but if there are more than one user printing sheets at the same time on our network printer, the pages get all mixed together and they have to pick through the stack to find their pages. Is there a way that the used pages can be assembled and then all printed as one printjob so that each users pages will all print together simplifying the sorting process.
Is there a way of selecting several print areas on several worksheets and printing it on ONE page? Selections will not be the same size.
Also is there a way to lock your printareas? I would like to save the spreadsheet and open it up next month and the printareas are still there ready for me to print. It seems to reset after i have printed it
I have a macro that cycles through several student ID numbers and prints a progress report for each one. It works great, but I would like to add an option to pick which printer to use at the beginning of the code. In other words, when I run the macro, the printer box opens and I can pick the printer. When I click okay to print, the macro continues.
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'm trying to select multiple sheets and print them out. At this time the code is only printing out the "Work Order" sheet. I'm guessing it's something to do with the PrintOut command trying to print the active sheet and not the array?
I am looking to design a Userform with "OptionButtons" in which the user selects 1 of 4 print formats. I was going to have one single button that stimulates the userform mentioned which allows the user to pick from 4 options. Then there will be a commandbutton1 on userform which allows them to "Print Preview" the selected print style and a commandbutton2 on the userform which allows them to "Print" with the chosen style. The following are the 4 Print Formats:
Print1:
.2 Margins (Top/Bottom/Sides) Fit all Columns To Page Rows 1-17 are Normal
From row18 on every row with text in columnA becomes a print break with row16 as a header before it. (the point of this is that row16 is a header but since it will always on the first page and row17 is a text row that would kick it on the next page)
Print2:
.2 Margins (Top/Bottom/Sides) Fit all Columns To Page Cells A1:F15 select fit to page and center (This will be the 1st page) Row16 becomes header for the rest of the sheets. Then each row with text in columnA becomes a print break
Print3:
.2 Margins (Top/Bottom/Sides) Fit all Columns To Page Cells A1:F15 select fit to page and center (This will be the 1st page) Row16 becomes header for the rest of the sheets. Then each row with text in columnA becomes a print break. Hide ColumnE and ColumnF after row15.
Print4:
.2 Margins (Top/Bottom/Sides) Fit all Columns To Page Cells A1:F15 select fit to page and center (This will be the 1st page) Row16 becomes header for the rest of the sheets. Then each row with text in columnA becomes a print break. Hide Column A, B, E, F after row15.
I am in need of creating a shortcut in excel where I can prompt a command to print a specified set of worksheets in an excel file, so in the future I can skip the process of manual selection.
I have an excel file with 50 tabs, naming such as : Microsoft, HP, IBM, Cisco, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Kaiser, BlueCross, BlueShield..... etc etc.
I want to create a "shortcut" to command excel to print a specific group of tabs with just one click. For example: Healthcare companies (Kaiser, Bluecross, Blueshield). Instead of manually select these companies each time, is there a way to create a one click shortcut that will automatically select the tabs I needed?
In making my label printer, I will need to set the print area for multiple sheets based on a range generated in a cell. E.g. Sheet1 might need cells A1:P1200 set as print area, Sheet2 might need cells A1:G694 set as the print area, Sheet3 might not need to be printed, etc..
I have no problem generating a formula to state what the print area for each sheet should be, respectively, but passing that info into VBA has me really stumped. (Using indirect in the Page Setup menu doesn't work after the value has changed, it changes the value to a static reference, which is bizarre). I suspect I'd want to use the Sub Workbook_BeforePrint, but I'm not 100% on that. I will generally have 3 or more specific sheets selected using a button-triggered macro that gets a cell value of sheet names and selects those sheets.
I have about 100 different workbooks that all need to have the same format and page set up for printing. The different workbooks just all need to be setup to have landscape.
I'm trying to write a macro to select all the Sheets in a Workbook, and set some properties [Auto ColumnWidths, Landscape, and Fit to 1 page wide] for all of them. I don't know the names of the sheets, nor how many there will be - this part is tagged on the end of a long macro that creates new files and pastes various data into them. The code below only seems to work on the Active sheet - not any of the others selected. Curiously, I can set a specific column width for all sheets, but not Auto Widths.
With ActiveWorkbook Sheets.Select With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .PrintTitleRows = "$1:$1" .Orientation = xlLandscape .Zoom = False .FitToPagesWide = 1 .FitToPagesTall = False End With End With
Sheets.Select ActiveWindow.Zoom = 80 ' This line works! Cells.Select Selection.RowHeight = 13.5 Selection.EntireColumn.AutoFit Columns("C:C").Select Selection.ColumnWidth = 34 ' This line works Range("A1").Select
I am working on a userform in which user can select diffrent sheets for print. I want all selected sheets to be printed in a single pdf and it could be great if it not ask for a path to save file.
I have an Excel sheet with several thousand rows. Now I want to create a report using this Excel file such that when I print the Excel File it must be limited to a specific number of row for instance 100 rows per page and at the bottom of that page I want Excel to display the sum of the above 100 rows for one single column. If I do this manually it would take hours therefore I want either a Macro for this or some shortcut to achieve what I am looking for.
I have a workbook that has multiple sheets for patients (each named with SSN) with all such sheets having identical structure. I have the VBA code below that prints all sheets. Each sheet will have 7 pages when printed. Is it possible to amend the code so that it prints page 1 and page 3 from each sheets only?
VB: Sub PrintSpecificSheets() Dim WS As Worksheet, mySheets() Redim mySheets(0)
The file consists of 3 sheets:Orders,Order Form PO1 & Purchase Order. When I mark "x" in the row that I want to print, Order Form PO1 will be displayed with all data in the specific columns. However, it only allows me to select one row at a time. Now, I want to select multiple rows so that it will pass the data to the sheet Purchase Order.
So I've tried this a few different ways and every time I get the 1004 error: "Unable to set PrintArea property of PageSetup class"
Basically I have a macro that goes through a workbook to hide certain rows and columns based on some user inputs. After doing this I would like to set up appropriate print areas on certain sheets so that when you go to print anything it comes out clean. I thought this would be easy but I'm stuck.
The Plans variable in the code below is an integer from the user input. Think of this code as grabbing two separate boxes and setting them as print areas, which I've know I can do manually because I've tried it.
What's wrong with the following code?? (I've also tried using the union function here, to no avail)
I'm trying to find a solution to print to PDF specific worksheets in multiple Excel files. The files reside in the same directory, and I would like to be able to print them all at once to PDFs.
