Hi,
Try this also
Sub PgOrentation()
Select Case Sheet1.PageSetup.Orientation
Case 1: MsgBox "xlPortrait"
Case 2: MsgBox "xlHorizontal"
Case Else: MsgBox "None"
End Select
End Sub
Regards,
Lalit Mohan
UTC+5:30, stonesfan wrote:
> I need to trap PageSetup settings to determine if the active worksheet can
> be printed programmatically.
> (Note that I'm not asking how to change them - if they are not within
> reason, the active sheet will not be printed.)
>
> I thought the following line of code would result in "xlPortrait" or
> "xlHorizontal", or a numeric value associated with each:
> MsgBox ActiveSheet.Name & " Orientation = " &
> Application.ActiveSheet.PageSetup.Orientation
>
> However, regardless of which way the Orientation is set, the MsgBox always
> shows "1". I guess this means the orientation is set, but does not indicate
> which way.
>
> How can I pop-up a message box indicating the Orientation?
>
> I'm using Excel 2007, Windows 7.
> Thanks in advance,
> Mike
>
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