Dynamic print area, multiple sheets with Office Script button

jaeiow

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hello,

I am hoping I can accomplish the following.

setPrintArea(printArea)

Set the print area to the dynamic array on the active sheet. Use same cell X2# on all printing sheets. There are twelve. Twelve buttons, one Script.

Has anyone done this before? I read about dynamic print ranges, but this only works if there is one sheet.

I usually start with recording code from xcel online, but they do not have a name manager.
 

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hmm, it works sans office scripts. I just had to set up the named ranges on each spill, and then reference those from worksheet-scoped names.
 
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