Print more than one copy VBA

stagnut

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Hi,

I have the following code to print, but would like to add a number from a cell so that it prints more copies if required. Can anyone help ?

Sub Sunday()
Range("Sunday").PrintOut
Range("Sunday2").PrintOut
End Sub

Thanks...
 

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Where I1 has the number of copies to print

Code:
Range("Sunday").PrintOut Copies:=Range("I1")
 
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So if you put 2 in the cell you get 3 copies? The code works for me even if I put 2.5 in the cell I get 2 copies.
 
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Sorry Scott T. I was having a tired day yesterday and included your line in with the others instead of substituting.
All sorted now that I'm awake......many thanks it works perfectly
 
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