VBA to print all items in a combo box

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Hi, I'm trying to write code to print all items in a combo box object. Can anyone help?
 
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Hi, perhaps something like this:-
Code: 
Range("F1").Resize(ComboBox1.ListCount) = ComboBox1.List
Range("F1").Resize(ComboBox1.ListCount).PrintPreview
Range("F1").Resize(ComboBox1.ListCount).PrintOut
Regards Mick
 
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