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Hi all

How can select part from more worksheet print on olny one page without copy-paste

bong
 
Hi all
How can select part from more worksheet print on olny one page
without copy-paste

bong

Select the range to print and choose the 'Selection' option in the
'Print what' box of the Print dialog, ..perhaps!

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You cannot print ranges from more than one worksheet onto one sheet of
paper without copy/paste

You can print disparate parts of one worksheet by hiding areas between
the parts.

Gord
 
You cannot print ranges from more than one worksheet onto one sheet
of
paper without copy/paste

Ah.., so that's how it translates! Thanks for clarifying, Gord!!!

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Gord Dibben said:
You cannot print ranges from more than one worksheet onto one sheet of
paper without copy/paste

You can print disparate parts of one worksheet by hiding areas between
the parts.

Gord

Thanks
Sorry for my english
Can I do it on other way.
Print on PDF and combine on one a single page?
Any idea?

Bong
 
Gord Dibben said:
Thanks
Sorry for my english
Can I do it on other way.
Print on PDF and combine on one a single page?
Any idea?

Bong

The usual process is to pull data from source sheets to a summary
sheet, arrange as desired, then print. You could probably use the macro
recorder to provide an automated method after recording your manual
actions if the process gets repeated...

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