Embeding (or alternatively printing) word with excel

Benjaminmin

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Hi all you fantastic geniuses,

I have a question about embedding a word object.

I have a long formula (about 5-6 pages) that is populated in excel, with input in excel, which looks fine and prints (as pdf) just the way its supposed to.

The problem is that at the end of this formula I need 7 pages of text from word (some standard blurb), but when I embed it it won't keep the scale (i.e. 7 full pages), but instead scales it down to some 3/4 of a page or something.

I have tried playing with autofit, margins, using images, embedding page by page etc. but nothing I do works.

Is there a way to do this better? OR alternatively can I write a VBA code that prints the first pages from the excel formula and then the word document into one PDF file?

If anyone can help I would be very grateful!

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My understanding with embedded objects, only the first page displays. When you look at the object, this only shows 3/4 even when you drag the box to resize?
 
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My understanding with embedded objects, only the first page displays. When you look at the object, this only shows 3/4 even when you drag the box to resize?

Hi,

yes, I know only the first page shows, so I just split the doc into 7 separate documents and embedded each object individually.

However the problem is that I cant get them to fit the page, and even when I drag to resize to fill a whole page, it prints wrong and also looks wrong still in the print preview. I have been playing with margins and resizing for 2 days with no luck :(
 
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I don't have the vba code on me, but you can print to pdf an excel worksheet or a defined range. Printing to PDF with a word embedded object is completely different and requires extensive vba knowledge (wish I knew how).

There are many free sources to do this, you need to have a PDF generator generator driver such as Adobe PDF, what are you using?
 
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I have Adobe PDF, so thats not a problem.

The question was if there is a code to print something from excel and a word document into the same PDF file (which I suspect might be tricky) The word file would have a fixed path
 
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