Print with macro

cjsmile2016

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I have a macro that I recieved from a board member that I can't seem to get working right. I should mention I new to VB.

Problem is when I try to hide it using Private Sub I'm not longer able to use the shortkey I assigned it "Ctrl+b". Also how do you create a button for it?

Module
Public booOKToPrint As Boolean

Private Sub PrintMePlease()
booOKToPrint = True
ActiveSheet.PrintOut
End Sub

Workbook
Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
If Not booOKToPrint Then
MsgBox "Printing Disabled!", vbCritical, "Print Canceled"
End If
Cancel = Not booOKToPrint
booOKToPrint = False
End Sub

Thank you for your assistance!
Tim
 

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