Check that all tabs are at 100% scaling

RichJH

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Hi,

I have multiple workbooks and would like to check that what the scaling is on each of the tabs before I print it out. Maybe some script that gives me a report tab maybe.

Thanks

Rich
 

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Thanks @Peter_SSs for the feedback on the macro - I'm still at quite a basic level with VBA so this is much appreciated. I assume "On Error GoTo 0" is how you revert the "On Error Resume Next" statement?
 
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