Page Setup. Paper Size Question

Kavy

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Hello, using an excel vb user form
I would like to set my paper size to 11 x17 on the fly

This seems to work:

wsf.PageSetup.PaperSize = xlPaperTabloid

And according to the help file, this should also give me 11 x 17 but it gives me an error anyone know why?

wsf.PageSetup.PaperSize = xlPaper11x17

Thanks!
 

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Hmm good point, hows it going norie, haven't been on in a while..

"Unable to set the Paper Size Property of the Page setup class"

is the error.

Whats the differance in the two formats?
Thanks as always!
 
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