>>I tried to give the users the option to print immediately from a report generated for Excel, i.e., without even showing the file on screen. IIRC, I used the PrintOut() method; both of the following worked:
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>>loSheet.PrintOut()
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>>loWorkbook.PrintOut()
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>>(Or some equivalent, according to the classes used.)
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>>Two questions:
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>>1. This command prints immediately, to the default printer. Is there a way to have the print dialog appear, e.g. to select a different printer?
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>#define xlDialogPrint 8
>eExcel.Dialogs(xlDialogPrint).Show
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>>2. I suspect that loWorkbook.PrintOut() will print all sheets in the workbook - can anyone confirm this?
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>Confirmed :-)
Oh, and one more question: What would happen if I wanted to print the entire spreadsheet, as in
loWorkbook.PrintOut()
but also have the print dialog appear? Are those two requests compatible?
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