D Dave Peterson Jul 31, 2007 #2 I don't think you can change that to be the default. But you could provide a macro that prints the workbook, then run that macro when you wanted to print the entire workbook. The code would look something like: ActiveWorkbook.PrintOut
I don't think you can change that to be the default. But you could provide a macro that prints the workbook, then run that macro when you wanted to print the entire workbook. The code would look something like: ActiveWorkbook.PrintOut
G Guest Jul 31, 2007 #3 Thank you, Dave. Dave Peterson said: I don't think you can change that to be the default. But you could provide a macro that prints the workbook, then run that macro when you wanted to print the entire workbook. The code would look something like: ActiveWorkbook.PrintOut Click to expand...
Thank you, Dave. Dave Peterson said: I don't think you can change that to be the default. But you could provide a macro that prints the workbook, then run that macro when you wanted to print the entire workbook. The code would look something like: ActiveWorkbook.PrintOut Click to expand...
