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</center><p>Open a module by clicking Developer > Visual Basic (or press ALT + F11). ,  · I'm pretty mixed up on this. Use such a routine before printing: Sub CopyAndReorder() Dim  In this tutorial, I will cover the how to work with workbooks in Excel using VBA. With VBA, you can do a lot of stuff with a workbook objectsuch as open a specific workbook, I'm using the following code to export selected sheets from Excel to a single pdf file (Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2", "Sheet3")).Select AsFixedFormat _ I have created a macro to export some templates I've built in excel. Insert the  Here is some sample VBA code how copy the current workbook into a temp file and reorder a list of sheets. I am also running Excel I tried saving two sheets as a single PDF using: (Array(1,2)).Select  Helllo everyone. The range of the templates are A1:T I set up the code below to take that range and turn it  Method– Print to PDF and Email for Single Worksheet. Go to Insert > Module.</p></translate>
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