Press ALT+F11 to open the VBA window. In the VBA window, go to the Insert tab and select Module. Enter the following code in the Module(Code) window. Sub Print_Area() Dim PrintArea As Range Dim PrintAreaAddress As String Dim Sheet As Worksheet On Error Resume Next Set PrintArea = Appl...
We have declared sht as Worksheet and set it to the worksheet Named Range. The print area is set to the named range Updated_Range and using the WITH statement we have declared different features of the printing area. We have used ActiveSheet.PrintPreview for previewing the print area....
1. Select the cell range to print. 2. Go to the Page Layout Tab. 3. Click the Print Area button. 4. Click Set Print Area. Read more here.
Set one or more print areas On the worksheet, select the cells that you want to define as the print area. Tip: To set multiple print areas, hold down the Ctrl key and click the areas you want to print. Each print area prints on its own page. On the Page Layout ta...
Learn more about the Dynamics.AX.Application.ReportRun.setTarget in the Dynamics.AX.Application namespace.
Excel Tip: Set Print Area Sometimes it seems like getting an Excel spreadsheet to print correctly is like trying to control a wild elephant. Here’s how to tame the beast: set the print area and adjust your page setup. Note- these instructions are for setting the print area within Office...
When you try to print a document in Microsoft Word, you receive an error message that resembles the following error message: The margins of section Section_Numberare set outside the printable area of t...
I try to print a table with A1 to C4 , or even chose one cell, from an Excel Worksheet. Normally select the table, then go to File/page set up/ and click "Set print area".Now the "set Print Area " is greyed out, that means I cannot set the area. When I press print , it ...
I've cleared the print area and entered it again - no change. I've removed all page breaks. If I try to copy the data to a new workbook, I get that alert: This action won't work on multiple selections. I selected contiguous columns and rows, so I don't see how this alert is ...
SetobjRange=objExcel.Range(“B2:D4”)objWorksheet.PageSetup.PrintArea=objRange.Address Needless to say, we didn’t really knock ourselves out with this bit of code, either: after creating a range we then assign the value of the range’sAddressproperty as the print area. As you’ve probabl...