I want to use an excel macro to print a sheet. I'd like to populate the sheet and print it, then repopulate it with new data and print again for various sheets.
That works but each sheet is a new print job. Is there a way to make them all print as a single print job?
Thank for any help available.
Was hoping to find a way for all sheets to print as a single job. Especially desirable when printing to a file so that I don't have to provide file names for each sheet printed.
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I am printing a sheet from a excel file as a pdf. This sheet is having multiple views/area. I have to print only few views which contains data and do not want to print the views which are blank. I already set print area for all the views. Blank views will have data in future hence I am not allow to remove them.
In current scenario, I am getting blank space for the empty views when I print, which I need to avoid. I tried various VBA macros but didn't have any luck yet.
I have slightly different data but same format in one excel sheet.
Each data set is 5 columns. The first data set is column A-E, the second data set is column F-J, all the way through to DID-DIH
What I would like to do is to extract these to either their individual sheets or individual workbooks
Is this possible? Perhaps using VBA code?
Sorry I am an amateur trying analyse a massive data set
A good way to get started would be to hit the record macro button and copy the first columns manually. Then stop the recording and look in the VBA editor at the code produced. Wrap this in a loop and make the necessary changes to move columns etc. Have a go and post the code if you get stuck.
This is similar to another post I saw but different enough that I feel I needed to ask the question. I have a sheet ranges that I want to Export to a PDF. But here is where it gets difficult. One sheet that I need to print does not fit on the entire print area so what I need to do is print part of the sheet (Range) on one page and have the leftover columns print to a different page. Normally this would just need to be a separate range but I need to keep the leftmost columns for context of that second range. So the second page needs to have two print ranges on one page, is that possible? Or, can I somehow print the second page with a hidden area, i.e. removing the columns that were printed on the first page? If I went with this latter solution I would need to unhide those columns after the print job finished. I want to keep all of the printing exported to one PDF.
I did finally figure this out with what I think is the simplest solution. I copied the page twice onto separate worksheets and then simply hid the areas that did not need to be printed. I then delete the worksheets which always ask the user for permission, not the best but it works. As an enhancement I could safe to a separate workbook in the %temp% directory. That way it would not ask permission to delete as no deletion would be necessary.
ADD. I did not realize this but I can easily turn off the alerts in VBA and solve that display pop up problem.
I have 2 sheets on a Excel Workbook. Both have A4 size.
I want a way to make excel treat the 2nd sheet as an extension of the 1st one for printing purposes. Maybe the software of some printers give the possibility to do this, but I want that this is to be done inside Excel, by the means of a macro or maybe some excel option allows this.
In resume: I want a way to print 1st sheet on the front of the paper and the 2nd one on the back, on a single action. How can this be done?
I am trying to write and excel macro that will copy data from an excel file with multiple sheets. Each column will have different lengths and the name of the sheet will not always be known. I want it to start by having the user select the original file and a new one be started, which is where it will be copying to. There are multiple columns and only two of them I am interested in. They are the m/z and the intensity. I also have to know which sheet the value came from. I would prefer it if they sheet name was presented in a column next to the combined m/z's and intensity's. I am new to this and can use all the help available.
As above - use the macro recorder and make sure you are using named ranges.... an example upload would also help p[eople help you...