Printing different number of copies

AntMac

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I'm hoping this is a simple Homer Simpson moment. But I have a worksheet that I use for my bowling league. When I calculate everything I have to print a copy for the number of teams. So, this number is constant and more than one. What I would like is to one time apply a setting. So, that each time I open the workbook and use quick print I will get that number (9 this year) of copies. Is this doable without a macro?
 

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I did the search before coming here. All those do is make the font so small you can fit more on one page. Clearly not what I want. I guess it can't be done unless with a macro. It is 2021 isn't it lol
 
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