Print out linked .pdf files using VBA

spasmex97

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hey guys, greetings at first, my question is, i am using a excel sheet as a data source and i group them by names, i use another data source from a directory which gives me the source of .pdf files then i link them by using Vlookup function, but sometimes data corrupts or doing some missclick deletes the function and i always need to check-up, i want to make the same actions by using VBA so no one can interrupt it :), and i also want to add print out these linked .pdf files using a commandbutton on the excel sheet, any ideas?
 

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I think you need to start by showing where the information is and how it looks in order to figure out what code would be required. I can't picture it based on your post.
 
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sorry for late reply, was busy with other things
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i have a column that shows the url of the document, but my hyperlinks aren't exactly the same name of the .pdf document, i use vlookup(DÜŞEYARA) function to filter through it, and bring the url as hyperlink as the name of the project code, not .pdf document name, so i want to print out the hyperlinked values, range can be various
 
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