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    Hyperlink For Printing

    Hello

    I have a worksheet that can be up to 100 pages in length. At the end of each week I must print the sheet for that week. I would like to put a hyperlink beside each page (just out of the print area) that will print just that page. I know i can use the FILE>PRINT>PAGE> # : # method, but i was hoping that some of you Excel Gurus would know a way to just click one link and just that page would print.

    Thanks in advance for any help i can recieve on this subject

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    here is something cooler
    It's from J-Walk

    http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip48.htm

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    Not what i am looking for

    Thanks Dave

    but that isnt quite what i was looking for. i need something that is user friendly. if the user has to click then choose items on a menu he might as well click file>print and then choose his pages. what i was hoping for is a command that will print just the page that the link is assigned to.

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    Hoping

    just hoping someone would have an idea

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    Hyperlink Macro

    Check out this thread change the macro to the code below

    http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?t=582571



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    Ok

    Ok, what i have done so far is ive recorded a macro where i highlighted page 1 then clicked file>print>selection

    then i inserted a command button that will run this macro. this works good and accomplishes what i need it to do, except that it is only gonna work with page one. this spreadsheet can be up to 100 pages long and i dont want to have to record a different macro for every new page. is there anyway i can copy and paste this macro on down the sheet and have the highlighted cell range move with the pasting? i know that when i enter my formulas they will progress down the sheet, but i am new to the macro game, any help would be appreciated.

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    Check the code below

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    I hope im not going blind

    Dave you are a good help, but like i said earlier. Im new to the Macro game. But i am pretty sure i dont see any code BELOW your last post.

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    Quote Originally Posted by umrebelfan69
    Dave you are a good help, but like i said earlier. Im new to the Macro game. But i am pretty sure i dont see any code BELOW your last post.

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    Check post 5
    Last edited by davesexcel; 08-01-2007 at 09:35 PM.

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