Create Print button that print another sheet

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Hi guys
how to create a vba button for print preview or quick print from another sheet?
 

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Or better say Does any code that print from another sheet? That use by button or run a macro or print preview or quick print in quick access toolbar or anything...
 
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Like this
i want select quick print in top of the app in ribbon window that quick print from another sheet...
how can i do this?
 

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And anotherthing, can set default printer for this?
I have code for compile with subject post...
Code:
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
    Dim DefaultPrinter As String
    Dim Tempraryprinter As String

    Tempraryprinter = "Microsoft Print to PDF" '

   Application.ActivePrinter = Tempraryprinter & " on Ne01:"
    

End Sub
 
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Try Using This. Shows the all Printer names and you can select:

VBA Code:
Application.Dialogs(xlDialogPrinterSetup).Show
 
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Also Check this method:
Go Settings -> Devices -> Printers & Scanners, scroll down and un-check "Let Windows manage my default printer".
Then Use this code:
VBA Code:
CreateObject("WScript.Network").SetDefaultPrinter "Microsoft Print to PDF"
 
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Also Check this method:
Go Settings -> Devices -> Printers & Scanners, scroll down and un-check "Let Windows manage my default printer".
Then Use this code:
VBA Code:
CreateObject("WScript.Network").SetDefaultPrinter "Microsoft Print to PDF"
i just set a default printer for excel app,for example a code use in private sub before print
 
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Then again use this line at the last of your code at set back printer name to your previous default printer.
 
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i don't know this is right?
VBA Code:
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
CreateObject("WScript.Network").SetDefaultPrinter "Microsoft Print to PDF"
End Sub
 
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Then again use this line at the last of your code at set back printer name to your previous default printer.
How about this do you know?
 

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