Print macro, fixed section of active sheet + variable ranges within the same sheet.

Riptake

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Hi again everyone,

Had a quick question. I am trying to develop a print macro that will enable me to print a certain section of a work book, for example Cell A1 : Cell A16 and combine it with variable sections of the sheet. I'll give an example:

Column A: Column B: Column C:
Grade: 1 2
Name: Adam Benny
Age: 18 17
City: New York New Jersey

When I click the macro, It will first print out Column A and Column B and in the next page Column A and Column C

For my specific data set, I have columns running up to H, thus, there will be print outs for 7 sets: Column A-B, Column A-C, Column A-D, Column A-E, Column A-F, Column A-G, Column A-H.

From printing parameters, the default setting is fine....

Thanks soo much.
 

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