Dear All,
I have an invoice template, which reads different data from other
worksheets in the workbook through a for loop. Each iteration of the
loop is a different customer and hence a new invoice. Currently, I am
searching for a way to print these invoices (a few hundred) in a
single print job, instead of a few hundred single-page print jobs.
My initial thought was to have a macro which copied each invoice to a
word document and have each new invoice be a new page, then simply
print the word document. I believe this is still the ideal case,
though I am having a very difficult time keeping the formatting of the
invoice intact during this transfer. The closest I have gotten is to
use the picture-copy method in VBA:
...
Worksheets("Invoice").Range("A1:R80").CopyPicture _
Appearance:=xlScreen, Format:=xlPicture
WordApp.Selection.Paste
...
Though this is less than ideal since the invoice is now a picture
instead of a table which can be edited.
I am certainly open to any other way to accomplish this as well.
What are your thoughts on this?
MUCH appreciated =] ... I love this group.
Dustin
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