I have the following problem with a VBA-Script which I haven't written:
It's a loop where the loop fills the printarea of the ws with information (page 1 f.e) --> prints the page 1 --> fills the the printarea of the ws with the next information (page 2 f.e.) --> prints the page 2 and on and on and on. I do have the option to tell the loop from which page it should start and when to end:
- InputBox("Auf welcher Seite soll der Ausdruck beginnen ?", MSGTitel) - On which page should the print start?
- Ende = InputBox("Bis zu welcher Seite soll gedruckt werden ?", MSGTitel) - Until which page it should print?
** My goal is to have all the pages I want to be saved in one pdf - is that possible?**
Here is the code:
Private Sub CommandButton6_Click()
Dim Start
Dim Ende
Dim X1 As Integer
Dim ST1 As Integer
Dim End1 As Integer
X1 = 0
Start = InputBox("Auf welcher Seite soll der Ausdruck beginnen ?", MSGTitel)
If Start <> "" Then
If IsNumeric(Start) = True Then
Ende = InputBox("Bis zu welcher Seite soll gedruckt werden ?", MSGTitel)
If Ende <> "" Then
If IsNumeric(Ende) = True Then
If Start > Ende Then
ST1 = Ende
End1 = Start
Else
ST1 = Start
End1 = Ende
End If
Do Until ST1 X1 = End1 1
Tabelle6.Cells(11, 2).value = (Val(ST1 X1) * 20) - 19
Label1.Caption = Val(ST1 X1)
Tabelle6.Cells(6, 31).value = Label1.Caption
'Debug.Print Label1.Caption
Tabelle6.PrintOut
X1 = X1 1
Loop
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
Thanks for your help
Tried to change the print method or instead of printing to save it as a pdf but I struggle with the loop as all my pdfs only have one page in it
CodePudding user response:
It is not possible with PrintOut method, if your sheet Tabelle6 contains only one page. Your problem cannot be simply solved with VBA.
You can try other solution: Rewrite VBA-script so that your loop, instead of PrintOut method, copies contents of Tabelle6 on new sheet, one page after (below) previous page, and then prints the whole new sheet, after the loop is finished (you need to take care of page breaks on new sheet, so that print looks like what you expect)