VBA Userform with Multiselection Listbox for one print job

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paradadf

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I've been trying to create an UserForm for printing from a dinamically generated ListBox of available Sheets on my workbook. It looks like this:

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I set 1 - fmMultiSelectMulti in the ListBox properties to allow multiselection. Usually, I need the sheets printed in color, as well as a copy printed in black and white. And to be sure everything looks good before spending some ink, there is a checkbox for the print preview.
So far, I managed to capture the selection and store it in a variable called SheetsToPrint. But the print command below is failing with Subscript out of range (Error 9).
Code:
Worksheets(Array(SheetsToPrint)).PrintOut preview:=True
Note: Writing Worksheets(SheetsToPrint) doesn't work either.


If I don't use the variable and change it to the following string, it works as expected:
Code:
Worksheets(Array("Sheet1","Sheet2")).PrintOut preview:=True
And I get what I need in a single print job. Except for the basketball image not being shown/printed properly.
My VBA Code looks like this:
Code:
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
    Dim N As Integer
    Do
    N = N + 1
    If Sheets(N).Visible = True Then
        SelectedSheets.AddItem Sheets(N).Name
    End If
    Loop Until N = Worksheets.Count
End Sub
Private Sub SelectAll_Click()
    Dim N As Single
    If SelectAll.Value = True Then
        For N = 0 To SelectedSheets.ListCount - 1
        SelectedSheets.Selected(N) = True
        Next N
    Else
        For N = 0 To SelectedSheets.ListCount - 1
        SelectedSheets.Selected(N) = False
        Next N
    End If
End Sub
Private Sub PrinterButton_Click()
    Application.Dialogs(xlDialogPrinterSetup).Show
End Sub
Private Sub PrintButton_Click()




    Dim vPrev As Boolean
    If PrintPreview.Value = True Then
        vPrev = True
    Else
        vPrev = False
    End If
    
    With SelectedSheets
        For N = 0 To .ListCount - 1
        If .Selected(N) = True Then
            If SheetsToPrint = vbNullString Then
                SheetsToPrint = """" & .List(N) & """"
            Else
                SheetsToPrint = SheetsToPrint & ", " & """" & .List(N) & """"
            End If
        End If
        Next N
        ' Debug
        MsgBox "Print Array:" & vbCrLf & SheetsToPrint
        Me.Hide
    End With
    
    ' Color Config
    If Original.Value = True Then
        Dim sht As Worksheet
        For Each sht In Worksheets(Array(SheetsToPrint))
        With sht.PageSetup
            .BlackAndWhite = False
        End With
        Next
    
        ' Print Original in single print job
        With Worksheets(Array(SheetsToPrint))
            .PrintOut preview:=vPrev
        End With
    End If
    
    ' Grayscale Config
    If Copy.Value = True Then
        Dim shtBW As Worksheet
        For Each shtBW In Worksheets(Array(SheetsToPrint))
        With shtBW.PageSetup
            .BlackAndWhite = True
        End With
        Next
    
        ' Print Grayscale in single print job
        With Worksheets(Array(SheetsToPrint))
            .PrintOut preview:=vPrev
        End With
    End If
End Sub


I´ve tried many combinations and search a lot, but no luck. Any advise is very welcome. I suspect it has something to do with the dimension of SheetsToPrint, but I wasn't able to make it work.
This is my excel file: userform_printout_array.xlsm
 

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