VBA, iterate over filtered table and use values

peterpaul

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  1. 2019
I would like to filter my table, then use a macro to go over every ID that is still visible, past this on the form of the next sheet and print that sheet. I made the following piece of code and it works as I want it too. I opened the file to day and tried to save it but I couldn't save it. So, I copied everything to a new workbook including my VBA and the same thing happened. After I closed it and opened it again, I got an error. So my question is, is there something wrong with my code?

VBA Code:
Sub Print_Form_Visible_Ids()

   Dim tbl As ListObject
   Dim rngTable As Range
   Dim rngArea As Range
   Dim rngRow As Range

   Set tbl = ActiveSheet.ListObjects(1)
   Set rngTable = tbl.DataBodyRange.Columns(1).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)
   
   Debug.Print "Filtered table: " & rngTable.Address

   For Each rngArea In rngTable.Areas
       Debug.Print "  Area: " & rngArea.Address

         For Each rngRow In rngArea.Rows
             Debug.Print "    Row: " & rngRow.Address
            
         '# Here
         Range(rngRow.Address).Select
         Selection.Copy
         Sheets("Sheet2").Select
         Range("B2").Select
         ActiveSheet.Paste
         ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True, _
             IgnorePrintAreas:=False
         Sheets("Sheet1").Select
         Next
   Next

End Sub
 

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The first error I got is something along the line of "Errors occurred while saving <Filepath> The file may still be saved by Microsoft Excel if you remove or restore certain features". So I tried that but Excel told me the file was to heavily damaged. When I go to VBA, I can't open or delete the module.
 
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