Micro button to print

bradg12

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Hey guys,


Is it possible to make a Micro Button that will print a set range when clicked?

I have a heap of information on a sheet, however when someone prints it out, I want only a selected range to be printed.

Possible I'm sure, perhaps the printing code and within the () you can select the range?

not sure.
 

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Can't you set the worksheet's print area to the range you want printed? You can also record a macro while printing that range to get the VBA code that you can assign to your button.
 
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