Excel vba print multiple ranges to pdf

Excel vba print multiple ranges to pdf

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This was working as expected six months ago on a previous work machine, but now it's doing something that I don't understand. Example G:L is rows. Currently, I manually print the differing ranges to individual pdf's, then Export to PDF: Enforce 'Chosen' Order. End Sub. Printing to PDF has special problems. and O:T is When I select a different Vendor the number of rows changes. Go to the Insert Tab and choose the Module Option. Steps: ide the cell value to use as the PDF name. ⧭ VBA Code: Sub Print_To_PDF() AsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF. End Sub. ⧭ Output: Run this code, and you’ll find a PDF file with the same name as your workbook (Default name when no name is specified) in the same folder with This will make the Range the vertical column and extend down to the last value. This code makes the box from column A to D and then down to the last row of values the Range. The Union function is new to me, but I have a feeling I'lll be using it again. I would like to either print the new range or export as a PDF. The columns will be constant it's the number of rows Re: VBASelect Multiple Ranges to Print, but Exclude Empty Ranges. This is just what I was wanting. If you're using the official add-in for creating Method– Define a Range to Print to PDF and use a Cell Value as the PDF Name. To try it out, add 1s to the cells in column A to D then down to whichever row you wantTo print more than one worksheet, you can put the worksheet names in an array like this. When I select the vendor with the slicer the range of data changes. Now running Office, Excel version,bit Method– Macro to Print both Hidden and Visible Sheets. John_w, Sorry for the delayed response, have been under the weather with some virus that's going around. (A:I,K:Q).ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF This prints the two ranges adjacent to each other. Other approaches: vba print pdf files for specific list of sheets I have an Excel VBA PDF printer macro that should print each of the selected worksheets as individual PDFs. Sub PrintArrayOfWorksheets() Dim vaWorksheets As Variant. You can print all the hidden and visible sheets: Sub print_hidden_visible_sheet() Dim current_visible As Long Dim working_sheet As Worksheet For Each working_sheet In eets With working_sheet current_ e = e = Good morninga newbie here! Or you can press Alt+Fto open the VBA window directlyType the following codes in it-; Sub PrintPreview_ActiveSheet() review End Sub Something like ((A1), (D1).End(xlDown)). Is there anyway I can print the two ranges on top of Basically I want to define some range of sheets, which I want to include in my PDF print. Your suggestion worked perfectly. I have a monthly excel driven accounts spreadsheet with named ranges to identify non-contiguous areas to print an accounts pack for distribution to non-excel customers. When exporting multiple sheets to a single PDF, the sheets are exported using the order of the tabs (10,) ignoring the order in the array of sheet names (16,).The following enforces the order in the array (16,).It detects if the order is different and moves each sheet after the last one, starting with the first sheet Hi, I have a tab in Excel with multiple columns. A Module will be created Write a simple VBA code to convert the worksheet to a PDF document, specifying no name or path. Thank you for all Method– VBA Macro to Display Print Preview for the Active Sheet. Right-click on the sheet title.; Select View Code from the context menu.; A VBA window will appear. Go to the Developer tab and select Visual Basic. vaWorksheets = Array(Sheet1, Sheet2, Sheet3) eets(vaWorksheets).PrintOut. The ranges are all contained in the one worksheet tab of a multi worksheet file. It will open the Visual Basic window. Unfortunately, according to the thread below: Specify an Excel range across sheets in VBA. it looks like I can set the range within one sheet only.